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[Polarbert]

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[IM]

AquilaEagle said:

What's on your 3 key then??

$

[Graham@Reading]

IM said:

pdV6 said:

madazrx7 said:

IM said:

The keyboard key [Alt Gr] directly to the right of the [Spacebar] key.

So like this:

hmm, nothing...

Needs to be a keyboard with the € symbol printed on the "4" key...

Not true in my case - I have a £ symbol on the [4] key...and I have a standard Dell UK PC before the "concise police" arrive

That's an American keyboard nonetheless. Standard practice is for the home currency to be on 3. The € symbol is a 2nd symbol on the 4, not in place of $ but as well as. But accessed from Alt Gr rather than shift.

[IM]

Graham@Reading said:

IM said:

pdV6 said:

madazrx7 said:

IM said:

The keyboard key [Alt Gr] directly to the right of the [Spacebar] key.

So like this:

hmm, nothing...

Needs to be a keyboard with the € symbol printed on the "4" key...

Not true in my case - I have a £ symbol on the [4] key...and I have a standard Dell UK PC before the "concise police" arrive

That's an American keyboard nonetheless. Standard practice is for the home currency to be on 3. The € symbol is a 2nd symbol on the 4, not in place of $ but as well as. But accessed from Alt Gr rather than shift.

...damn......where's that receipt...

[Graham@Reading]

You'll have @ on 2 and " two keys to the left of Enter as well?

[madazrx7]

AquilaEagle said:

madazrx7 said:

[quote=AquilaEagle][quote=Polarbert]

Also, any way of me making a pound sign? I usually use & as a substitute.

Alt + 0163 (using number pad)

Like this:

£

Hey it worked... ☺

[madazrx7]

Graham@Reading said:

That's an American keyboard nonetheless. Standard practice is for the home currency to be on 3. The € symbol is a 2nd symbol on the 4, not in place of $ but as well as. But accessed from Alt Gr rather than shift.

Strange, my keyboard has the $ on 4, 3 has #.

[IM]

Graham@Reading said:

You'll have @ on 2 and " two keys to the left of Enter as well?

No

I have " on my 2 key

[pdV6]

IM said:

Graham@Reading said:

You'll have @ on 2 and " two keys to the left of Enter as well?

No

I have " on my 2 key

What a weird love child of a US and a UK keyboard!

[IM]

pdV6 said:

IM said:

Graham@Reading said:

You'll have @ on 2 and " two keys to the left of Enter as well?

No

I have " on my 2 key

What a weird love child of a US and a UK keyboard!

Yep...and @ is 2 keys (and Shift) to the right of my (fat) Enter key.

Strange eh!

[pdV6]

left, presumably, rather than right...

[IM]

pdV6 said:

left, presumably, rather than right...

Oops......yeah, left - sorry.

[AquilaEagle]

you using an apple?

[Graham@Reading]

Dell make Macs now?

[IM]

AquilaEagle said:

you using an apple?

Nope - bog standard Dell PC - The whole company has them - keyboard MUST be standard for a Dell even if its not the same as other PC's.

Here's the keys and their shifted output:

" £ $ %
2 3 4€ 5

Please - somebody have the same as me

[Graham@Reading]

Output's simply down to the regional settings in Windows so that's obviously set to English - UK

[IM]

Graham@Reading said:

Output's simply down to the regional settings in Windows so that's obviously set to English - UK

No...thats what it actually shows on the keys as well.

[Davi]

IM said:

Please - somebody have the same as me

panic not, I have the same as you - all our office Dell PC's do, but then so does my spare work computer (IBM), AND the crappy fujitsu thing we have out front.

[IM]

Thank God!....So, it's the rest of the people on this thread who've got the wrong keyboards then