Me. I saw them all, just fine, although I don't believe I could
actually *type* them all. That may be because I can accept email in
various forms (plain and other), but only send in text
My computer uses Windows98, and I have chosen to use Netscape for my
mail and browser services.
--sue,
Jean,
Dollar, percent, ampersand, hash etc along with all the upper and lower
case letters and numbers are true ASCII symbols and are consistent
across all computer systems.
The Pound, Yen, Euro symbols along with all the accented letters,
fractions and some punctuation marks etc come into the
The different computer systems use different representations for special
characters.
When you move data from one system to another, you never know what is happening
with these characters.
E.g. my surname is spelt with an o with a slash and I have had labels
spelt
with the Japanese currency signs
Is it only the UK, then, that acknowledges the existence of other
currencies? On the English (UK) keyboard we have symbols for:
Pound sterling - £
Dollar - $
Euro - ?
For computers where the operating system is set up as English (United
Kingdom) the only one that causes a problem is the Euro in
Hello Jean,
Here we took
Eu as dymbol for
Euro - ?
Also on the puter.
Greetings
Ilske
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