Do keyboards in different countries have a different money sign if you have like say euros instead of $?
Just a fun question.
Just a fun question.
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€ (on the E key), £ and $.
I don't think they'll ever get the $ off, since it's a character which also serves other purposes than currency.
I don't think they'll ever get the $ off, since it's a character which also serves other purposes than currency.
Last edited by Rosse_modest (2006-06-15 22:19:15)
We use US keyboards here, our currency is also called the dollar.
every country has different keyboard coz their alphabet is different
Not quite. Or do you think they make over 190 different keyboards? Yes, I know i'm being cheeky...cyborg_ninja-117 wrote:
every country has different keyboard coz their alphabet is different
i have æøå (the pimp letters) on my keyboard
I have $ at the 4-key £ at the 3-key and € at the e-key....
I also have æøå = leet pure ownage
I also have æøå = leet pure ownage
Last edited by Jenspm (2006-06-16 04:59:50)
Oh yeah.. I gots da åäö:s here, motherf*'er!herrr_smity wrote:
i have æøå (the pimp letters) on my keyboard
Quick assignment for people in the US: Do you get the € sign with AltGr+E?
I need around tree fiddy.
I also have äöë! I have Everything! MOHAHAHAHA!
HAX!! I cant get those a+e and o+/ thingiesJenspm wrote:
I also have äöë! I have Everything! MOHAHAHAHA!
Noob
é§èçàñ²³€$ùµ£° oh and I can also make ñëäüïöâêûîô :-) gotta love azerty boards. But at uni I have to use qwerty so I can work with both.
I ve got the € at the E key, the $ at the 4 key but no british pound sign
and i ve got the typical german signs öäü and ß
and i ve got the typical german signs öäü and ß
Representatives of the United States of America, please answer the following:
Do you get an €-symbol from AltGr+E?
Trivial information, yes, but I just.. need.. to ..know..!
Do you get an €-symbol from AltGr+E?
Trivial information, yes, but I just.. need.. to ..know..!
I need around tree fiddy.
Okay, the "Alt", I get. The "+E", I get. But "Gr"?! wtf?
And will Canada do?
And will Canada do?
My $ is on the key next to the top of ENTER, along with its buddies * (as the shift) and ] (as the alt).
£ is the shift on the key below that, he hangs around with µ (the primary character) and ` (the alt which some of u might think is a speck of dust on yer monitor).
£ is the shift on the key below that, he hangs around with µ (the primary character) and ` (the alt which some of u might think is a speck of dust on yer monitor).
Apparently you don't have 2 alt keys on your keyboard: regular Alt and Alt Gr. Alt Gr is used to select the third character on keys.spastic bullet wrote:
Okay, the "Alt", I get. The "+E", I get. But "Gr"?! wtf?
And will Canada do?
Ahh... no. Only two characters per key here. What does the "Gr" stand for / represent? "Gree"? "Grird"? "Grertiary"?
Is there something blindingly obvious I'm missing? If there is, I'm blaming it on lack of sleep. Poor Serbia -- they're getting werked!
Is there something blindingly obvious I'm missing? If there is, I'm blaming it on lack of sleep. Poor Serbia -- they're getting werked!
This is an odd thread, but as i still need 10 posts to karma what the hell.
Dell k-board in the UK.
shift 3 - £
shift 4 - $
Alt Gr 4 - €
like you said Alt Gr for the third letter of a key, but what the gr is i cant remember.
I think my home keyboard has a yen on it as well.
Dell k-board in the UK.
shift 3 - £
shift 4 - $
Alt Gr 4 - €
like you said Alt Gr for the third letter of a key, but what the gr is i cant remember.
I think my home keyboard has a yen on it as well.
Okay, apparently the Gr means Graphic. Hhmph. I like Grertiary better.
UseOfWeapons, is your name an Iain M. Banks reference?
UseOfWeapons, is your name an Iain M. Banks reference?
Last edited by spastic bullet (2006-06-16 07:46:55)
Yes thanks for noticing, hard to chose between this and PlayerOfGames.
(His work is hard to get through sometimes, but engaging stuff and rewarding at the end.)
(His work is hard to get through sometimes, but engaging stuff and rewarding at the end.)
Teh Culture FTW!
i gots the same, but its a Sony Vaio keyboard.Use0fWeapons wrote:
This is an odd thread, but as i still need 10 posts to karma what the hell.
Dell k-board in the UK.
shift 3 - £
shift 4 - $
Alt Gr 4 - €
like you said Alt Gr for the third letter of a key, but what the gr is i cant remember.
I think my home keyboard has a yen on it as well.
$ € £...English bought keyboard.
I do know that some of the keys are in different places on British keyboards than on American keyboards.
For example, characters such as the ampersand (@) and tilde key (~)
Other than that, most keyboards are the same, but countries with different languages have different boards.
For example, characters such as the ampersand (@) and tilde key (~)
Other than that, most keyboards are the same, but countries with different languages have different boards.
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