I am in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain (Atlantic Ocean, in
front of Marrocco - Africa) ; probably you haven't even heard of it, it's a very
small volcanic island, the population is around 80.000 people, but
Neat! Lots of sunshine I bet. Being in Quebec Canada I have a keen
appreciation
dwyatt escribió:
Um, the tilde key is right next to the "1" key. :)
dwyatt
Ejem... not in a spanish keyboard };-)
- Original Message -
From: "Carolina Kohler" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 7:53 PM
Subject: [newbie] Typing special
Hi,
Thank you for your help, all of you. But non of the things you told me helped,
I must have a strange keyboard. :(
I tried all possible combinations and at the end I FOUND IT!
It's ALT GR + 4 (on the upper part of the keyboard, not on the numeric one on
the right).
I hadn't tried the
Hi,
Thank you for your help, all of you. But none of the things you told me helped,
I must have a strange keyboard. :(
I tried all possible combinations and at the end I FOUND IT!
It's ALT GR + 4 (on the upper part of the keyboard, not on the numeric one on
the right).
I hadn't tried
On UK keyboards it is the second ALT key (the one to the right of the
space bar).
Sorry, didn't explain it very well - I'll try again:
The 'ALT' key to the left of the space bar is just called 'ALT'. The
'ALT' key to the right of the space bar is called 'ALT-GR'. This on a
UK keyboard.
My
Hi Larry,
I am in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain (Atlantic Ocean, in
front of Marrocco - Africa) ; probably you haven't even heard of it, it's a very
small volcanic island, the population is around 80.000 people, but loads of
tourists.
I have a normal keyboard, I guess it must be a Spanish one
What is the GR key? I don't seem to have one on a standard
American keyboard. --doug
At 09:21 09/21/2000 +, Carolina Kohler wrote:
Hi,
Thank you for your help, all of you. But non of the things you told me
helped,
I must have a strange keyboard. :(
I tried all possible combinations and at
olina Kohler" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Typing special characters
Hi Larry,
I am in Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain (Atlantic Ocean, in
front of Marrocco - Africa) ; probably you haven't even heard of it, it's a
Um, the tilde key is right next to the "1" key. :)
dwyatt
- Original Message -
From: "Carolina Kohler" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 7:53 PM
Subject: [newbie] Typing special characters
Hi everybody,
I have a sort of silly question:
How
How do you type in Linux the following character:
~
Hold the shift key down and hit the key marked ~. On most keyboards
it's just to the left of the 1.
In Windows or MS-DOS it's Alt-126, but that doesn't work in Linux, this
This is a keyboard mapping thing. The 126 is simply the number
When I ran RH Linux 5.2, the only one I ever got mail to work on,
I could use the alt + xxx to get special characters, just
like I could do in WordStar so many moons ago. I.e., alt +241
(on the number pad) gives the plus/minus sign. I can't do it
in Eudora, unfortunately. I wish I could. I
20, 2000 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Typing special characters
How do you type in Linux the following character:
~
Hold the shift key down and hit the key marked ~. On most keyboards
it's just to the left of the 1.
In Windows or MS-DOS it's Alt-126, but that doesn't wor
Carolina Kohler wrote:
Hi everybody,
I have a sort of silly question:
How do you type in Linux the following character:
~
In Windows or MS-DOS it's Alt-126, but that doesn't work in Linux, this time
I've had to copy and paste it on this message.
Thank you,
Carol^
Hi Carol. Its called
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