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> My Keyboards Gone Dodgey?
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post Aug 24 2006, 08:08 AM
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One day when i logged on wen i pressed the speech marks button it did the @ and the pound sign is now #. I'm baffled could anyone help?
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wilkie , looks like you are using the US keyboard settings.

Try this : Click start > control panel > regional and language options > click on the languages tab > details > settings tab > in the drop down box under the heading "default input language" choose English ( united kingdom ) > apply > OK.
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post Aug 26 2006, 02:45 PM
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smile.gif fanks
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You're welcome. Did my suggestion solve the problem. Would be nice If you could let us know , as it will help anyone who is visiting the forum and has the same problem .
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ye fanks
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