Quote: Leevil @ July 12, 2007, 11:53 PMJude, the apostrophe is the symbol above the @ sign or at least it is on my board.
Below. 
As long as Jude is using punctuation, that's fine. It might not be with the exact characters that others use, but at least she tries - and grammatically at least, succeeds. More than can be said for some folk around here. Cough cough.
D`oh it is below
Quote: Jude @ July 13, 2007, 12:18 AMLol, thanks Leevil. I've got it! It's about time!
I don't think anyone else noticed
Noticed what???
Mine's below too! Thanks Aaron.
Just thank God you're not American. Then your @ would be your ", and your " would be your @. And £ would be #. Or summink.
Quote: Chavid @ July 13, 2007, 12:22 AMNoticed what???
I was using the wrong character for the apostrophe, but I'm doing it properly now!
Quote: Aaron @ July 13, 2007, 12:26 AMJust thank God you're not American. Then your @ would be your ", and your " would be your @. And £ would be #. Or summink.
Lol, I've always said I'm not a techie!
Quote: Aaron @ July 13, 2007, 12:26 AMJust thank God you're not American. Then your @ would be your ", and your " would be your @. And £ would be #. Or summink.
Ahhh, so that's why my laptops keyboard did that, I thought it was brokededed.
Quote: Jude @ July 13, 2007, 12:22 AMMine's below too! Thanks Aaron.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quote: Leevil @ July 13, 2007, 12:29 AMAhhh, so that's why my laptops keyboard did that, I thought it was brokededed.
If you go into the regional/language settings (or whatever it's called (in Windows Control Panel)), then you'll find that the keyboard is set to English (US). Change to English (UK) - actually, it might be GB, I forget - and delete the (US) one. Next time you restart the PC, the US one won't be available, and effectively immediately you'll be using a right-thinking layout.
And if you don't have/use that laptop anymore, then that's a lesson for the future.
Quote: Aaron @ July 13, 2007, 7:10 AMIf you go into the regional/language settings (or whatever it's called (in Windows Control Panel)), then you'll find that the keyboard is set to English (US). Change to English (UK) - actually, it might be GB, I forget - and delete the (US) one. Next time you restart the PC, the US one won't be available, and effectively immediately you'll be using a right-thinking layout.
And if you don't have/use that laptop anymore, then that's a lesson for the future.
Thanks, I actually blew my laptop up (don't ask) but if it ever gets working again I'll remember this
Can't say I've ever managed to do that. I take care of my stuff. Pretty things.
Cost a pretty penny, too.
Why did they stop making the 'Wispa'!!!
How could they? - mmmmmm.
The largest airport duty free TOBLERONE (if that's how you spell it)
Oh god I loved Wispas.
I am eating a lot of chocolate buttons at the moment, but that's not really a bar.
