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G0FTD > PC 07.12.02 18:22l 32 Lines 837 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: G0FTD > KEYBOARD RELICS
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From: G0FTD@GB7SXE.#38.GBR.EU
To : PC@WW
DF3VI sent:-
>>For example 6th Dec 2002 would be 6§ Dec 2002 (IIRC).
> This may be a Spanish writing, but not German. Here we write 07.12.02
> Where the degree sign is used commonly is for writing temperatures,
> e.g. as in " 20øC " (that is " 68øF ", or without "ø" for Farenheit ?)
The French seem to use the degree symbol all the time for dates.
I know using european keyboards is a real pain for us.
I had an encounter with a Swedish layout and the Swedish version
of Win98 when I worked for a certain automotive manufacturer :-)
Using Win98 in Swedish I could get used to but the keyboard drove me
mad :-)
Glad I dont need a kanji layout either. Another colleague needed 3 button
presses for each character.
73 - Andy, G0FTD @ GB7SXE
Message timed: 14:11 on 2002-Dec-07
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