diff --git a/src/ansi-gli.ahk b/src/ansi-gli.ahk
index fe4cf17..3e1caed 100644
--- a/src/ansi-gli.ahk
+++ b/src/ansi-gli.ahk
@@ -2,11 +2,17 @@
 ; ################################################
 ; # ANSI-GLI - ANSI Greater & Less in ISO        #
 ; #                                              #
-; # Autor: q3aql                                 #
+; # Author: q3aql                                #
 ; # Contact: q3aql@protonmail.ch                 #
-; # Licencia: GPL v2.0                           #
+; # License: GPL v2.0                            #
 ; ################################################
-; Version v2.0
+; Version v2.1
+;
+; You've probably noticed that when you switch from an ISO keyboard 
+; to an ANSI keyboard, the "<" and ">" keys are missing. When you 
+; configure an ANSI keyboard as ISO (for example in Spanish), you can 
+; use it in the same way as before, but those symbols are the only ones
+; that you cannot type, so this script will solve the problem.
 ;
 ; Map the Alt + Z keys to show the "<" symbol
 !z::
@@ -37,4 +43,30 @@ return
 <^>!x::
 Send, >
 return
-
+;
+; If you use a 60% Keyboard, maybe need the following combinations:
+;
+;Map the AltGr + ' keys to show the "\" symbol (Spanish & Italian ISO config)
+<^>!'::
+Send, \
+return
+;
+;Map the AltGr + ¡ keys to show the "~" symbol (Spanish ISO config)
+<^>!¡::
+Send, ~
+return
+;
+;Map the AltGr + ' keys to show the "\" symbol (ANSI & UK ISO config)
+<^>!-::
+Send, \
+return
+;
+;Map the AltGr + ¡ keys to show the "~" symbol (ANSI & UK ISO config)
+<^>!+::
+Send, ~
+return
+;
+;Map the AltGr + Esc keys to show the "\" symbol
+<^>!*Escape::
+Send, \
+return