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#201
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Joplin, Missouri
Posts: 1,058
oops, I didn't get my degree either..
nor the cents sign.. crud.. I bet there is a way to do the same thing on every computer if you could just find out where it is!! So, in case it makes a difference, I generally use the "*" for degrees, as in 71* here today.. and I go the more formal $.03 for cents.. I'd much rather know your trick, but alas, my laptop doesn't speak the same language. oh well..
nor the cents sign.. crud.. I bet there is a way to do the same thing on every computer if you could just find out where it is!! So, in case it makes a difference, I generally use the "*" for degrees, as in 71* here today.. and I go the more formal $.03 for cents.. I'd much rather know your trick, but alas, my laptop doesn't speak the same language. oh well..
#202
Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 416
Thank you so much, I kept bothering my daughter to make me a list of the accents , being French speaking I have to know them!. I bookmark all the references, I will print them and them explore my computer, I never dare to try before because when I first tried I removed the DOS twice. I was told not to touch the '' other keys''.
#203
Super Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Joplin, Missouri
Posts: 1,058
º hey.. it does work!!! Use the number pad.. wow.. how much fun is this.. thank you.. Now I can do it too!! and the cents ¢ yepper.. great.. I'm amazed at what you can learn on a quilting forum!!
#207
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Go to programs, then the accessories folder, then system tools and you'll find a whole charactor map with all sorts of stuff.
#208
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Go to programs, then the accessories folder, then system tools and you'll find a whole charactor map with all sorts of stuff.
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