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List:       redhat-list
Subject:    Re: the ^ symbol
From:       Vidiot <brown () mrvideo ! vidiot ! com>
Date:       2002-10-24 2:47:00
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>Actually the "tilde" symbol is to be found on the right of the keyboard
>above the # "hash" key. At least on a proper keyboard it is ;-)

I don't what keyboard you have, but the tilde is to the far left, next to the
1 key.  The hash (#) is on the number 3 key.  Your keyboard layout is incorrect.
At least for the U.S. market it is.

MB

>> >>  Hi, I have found that in some programs I can write the ^ tilde alone,
>> 
>> 	This character (above) is NOT a "tilde". It's a "caret".
>> 
>> 	The "tilde" is the wavy line symbol, that appears above the 
>> key to the left of the number 1 on your keyboard (under the "esc" 
>> key). THAT symbol (the REAL tilde) is " ~ ".
>> 
>> 	The "caret" is the symbol for the "control" character.

MB
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