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Is putting a p after a number a lazy way to say "pounds" or does it have to mean "pence"
like,
12p
or
12 p
because i thought i remembered seeing something like that here now i have started a discussion about it with someone on the internet and they are saying it means pence
i tried to search for "p" using search and i didn't get any results that sorted it out
It means pence.
There's no dubiety.
FUCK
i lost the argument
Sorry
not your fault!!
truth hurts sometimes ya know:)
C'est le guerre.
It is the war? :blink:
:( We have to type out "pounds" because US keyboards don't have that button. :dry:
Canadia is in the US. Fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
Why don't you just tell XP it's a UK keyboard btw.
Syntax is not universal, languages tend to have their own.Quote:
Originally Posted by MediaSlayer
I have a Canadian Multilingual keyboard and I still have no need for the £ key. :snooty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP FugleyCanadia is in the US. Fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
Why don't you just tell XP it's a UK keyboard btw.
That would be fun. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP FugleyCanadia is in the US. Fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossco
Why don't you just tell XP it's a UK keyboard btw.
If I tell XP that I have a canadian keyboard it gives me french characters...because all canadians are french speaking. :frusty:
Atleast this is how it was in windows 98... When I formatted for my first time I chose canadian layout for obvious reasons and that ended up causing a lot of heaedaches until a neighbour told me what to do.
I'm at a loss to understand why "Multilingual" would have a capital "M". It must be a Canadian thing. No wonder you guys can't get your own keyboard layout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234I have a Canadian Multilingual keyboard and I still have no need for the £ key. :snooty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley
That's how it's called by Microsoft. In fact it's called "Canadian Multilingual Standard".Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaulI'm at a loss to understand why "Multilingual" would have a capital "M". It must be a Canadian thing. No wonder you guys can't get your own keyboard layout.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
Look it up in "Text Services and Input Languages".
That is our own layout. Nobody else uses it. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
That is one of the ugliest excuses for a sentence I have failed to avoid reading in quite some time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234That's how it's called by Microsoft.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Anyhow, Ross tell it you have an "English UK" keyboard. Then all your problems am be solved in one go.
You know it makes sence.
pics
:lol: :earl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
http://www.mccullagh.org/db9/10d-5/n...keyboard-2.jpg
wait. they don't have a 'p' key in canadia?
That's no good the keyboard is blurred :frusty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr JP Fugley:lol: :earl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Proper Bo
http://www.mccullagh.org/db9/10d-5/n...keyboard-2.jpg
Rosssss, "£" is Alt+156 on the keypad (not in Firefox tho' :angry: )