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Internet access from Turkey
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I was recently on holiday in Turkey and tried to access my e-mail account from the computer in the hotel but I was denied access. I think that the problem may have been that to generate the @ sign on the screen from the keyboard I was using I had to type Alt-Gr-q and that may have been sending the wrong symbol to the net.
Anyone know what I should have done so that I can get it right next time?
Anyone know what I should have done so that I can get it right next time?
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If you typed an @ with Alt Gr+q then you had an @, no problem there.
I think it's more likely that your email address contains the letter i, and in the keyboard position where you find a dotted i on a US keyboard you find an undotted i on the Turkish keyboard. The dotted i is located on a different key.
I think it's more likely that your email address contains the letter i, and in the keyboard position where you find a dotted i on a US keyboard you find an undotted i on the Turkish keyboard. The dotted i is located on a different key.
If you typed an @ with Alt Gr+q then you had an @, no problem there.
I think it's more likely that you have a letter i in your email address or password. On the Turkish keyboard, there is an undotted i in the same position as the dotted i on a UK keyboard. The dotted i is located on a different key.
I think it's more likely that you have a letter i in your email address or password. On the Turkish keyboard, there is an undotted i in the same position as the dotted i on a UK keyboard. The dotted i is located on a different key.
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