Am 09.04.2004 um 08:47 schrieb Timothy Virkkala:
In-Hae Felton, you wrote:
I'm a bit embarrassed to ask, but:
How do I get an "@" on my SE 1/40 with ADB Keyboard?
I've spent more than 20 Minutes on the web, but google did not turn up any results.
@ = shift-2
Doesn't your system have a keycaps control panel? Or did that come later?
Keycaps can show you everything you need.
Thanks for all your replys.
No, I am typing this under OS X on my PowerBook. Networking (and Internet) does not work on our SE yet. I did look for the keycaps control panel. Our German system 7.1 did not have one, nor the old adb keyboard. (yeah, I am really Germany even my name does not suggest so... :-)
Surprisingly the tips did not work, so I tried it again this morning.
...and after a lot (!) of try-and-error only came up with Shift-Option-1 for the "@" sign. (?)
I did not expect it to be different on these old machines. Hey, the SE was not really built for internet and email.
regards,
In-Hae
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