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"messed up keyboard"

my number 2 when pressed with shift is my @ sign and my @ sign is whats supposed to be on my number 2 any ideas

"Computers are like air conditioning. Everything goes wrongh when you open windows"

Miserableman wrote:
> It would have been nice if you could have at least mentioned what
> operating system you were using.
>
> I think in future I'm going to answer all questions from people who
> don't mention their OS as if they were using KDE.

thanks sorted it now

"In that case stop messing about and reboot into KDE you fingerless Gates jockey."

You can use that too. I have unhelpful and bad-tempered replies for every occasion.

i have xp

Miserableman wrote:
> I think in future I'm going to answer all questions from people who
> don't mention their OS as if they were using KDE.

"Stop messing about and reboot into Windows you fingerless pseudo-geek."

You can use that one if you like.

It would have been nice if you could have at least mentioned what operating system you were using.

I think in future I'm going to answer all questions from people who don't mention their OS as if they were using KDE.

Try going to ...

Start -> Control Panel -> Regional

... and making sure everything is set to 'UK English' or, preferably, 'British'. As the other guy said, it's probably set to 'US English'.

i dont have a language choice in there

ECHO
ECHo
ECho
Echo
echo

Control Panel -> Keyboard

Have a look in there - And change the keyboard layout to "English".

Its set to american at the moment.