Simple question

[Milli]

  I was just reading Gambitt's Greek in TC's topic and I was reminded:  At the Ambar we can use the computers in the lobby for 15 min a day at no charge.  The problem I had last year was that I could not find the @ key on the Spanish keyboard.    I forget what I was eventually told-- does anyone know?

[Bulldog]

Hi Milli I found this, not sure if it works but you can try..

On Spanish keyboards the @ symble is "control/left alt/2" simultaneously.

It is also "right alt/2" simultaneously.

[Milli]

     Thanks Bulldog!

[Bulldog]

In Ireland it wasn't there, it was right beside the L key  

JC should know  

And also JC could you tell me how to access the red characters on my keys 

[JohnnyCastaway]

And also JC could you tell me how to access the red characters on my keys 

not sure I understand what you mean by "red characters" BD ?

[Bulldog]

Sorry John I should have been more specific  

Mine is a Toshiba LT

Here is a picture of what I mean  

[JohnnyCastaway]

usually ALT, or SHIFT ALT, or CTRL, SHIFT CTRL, or perhaps FUNCTION ?

[Bulldog]

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I think it has to do with the language settings that my keyboard is set to

To get the first one it was set to French Canadian, and the second to the UK.

???????   ######## when it set back to English Canada !

weird eh !