Apostrophe

[grandfatherd]

How does one type an apotrophe whenn one is using a keyboard?
Thanks in advance

[beckersjay]

Two to the right of the L - just below the @ sign

[ChuckFickens]

By pressing the apostrophe key?, assuming it's a standard UK keyboard it should be on the middle row about 3 keys in from the right (on the same key as the @ sign)

[rockyracoon]

.

[ojread2]

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[deggers316]

has one looked at the keyboard ?? it's there

[carlton23]

I live and learn...... I've alway's used the `on the top of the number's line next to 1 and !. But what is the vertical line used for on the same key next to the `?

[boxtops]

I don't know what any of the symbols on the key next to 1 (above Tab) are.

[DTCwordfan]

I never use them too

[ChuckFickens]

"I don't know what any of the symbols on the key next to 1 (above Tab) are."

I would class myself as an advanced user.... I don't use anything on that key either :)

One is the grave accent (`)

one is ¬..... bugger knows!

The other one I can't even type using that key (I use linux) but it's often mistaken for the pipe symbol (|)

[boxtops]

which is the pipe then chuck, the one next to Z?

[Psybbo]

'

[erin-x]

I use that for giving an unimpressed look Chuck ¬¬

Some people do ¬_¬ but I like it my way better :)

[ChuckFickens]

Boxy...

Yes, the pipe symbol is (generally) next to Z....

It basically means take the output from one command and "pipes" it into a second command.

It's kinda hard to explain it until you see it in use, then it's bloody useful.

[crazygirly]

try this link

http://text-symbols.com/emoticons/

[crazygirly]

or maybe the below link could be more useful.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoticon

[ojread2]

`'

Thats the difference between my key to the left of my number 1 key - not much really