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Question

What is the olde English profession from "one who makes and repairs shoes"? (hint,sounds like a desert)?

What is the name of this symbol "@"?

How do you print the UK symbol "POUND" as in monetary pound, on an AMERICAN keyboard?.

What is the name of this symbol ^ (It's French)?

What is the name of this symbol "@"?

Lastly,How can you put the squigly line over spanish 'N's" to give them the "ya" sound, on an American keyboard?

I take calls from All around the world.When I'm doing Quotes,I like to show my quotes in correct nation format.

Answer 1

"What is the olde English profession from "one who makes and repairs shoes"? (hint,sounds like a desert)?"

Cobbler

"What is the name of this symbol "@"?"

It is called "The At Sign" -- see the link below for more information on this. In China, it is called "the little mouse" -- in Greece, "the little duck" and in Hungary "the maggot."

"How do you print the UK symbol "POUND" as in monetary pound, on an AMERICAN keyboard?."

The only time I need to do this is in Word. I can change the font so it shows up. In HTML the code is

£ ---> & # 1 6 3 ; without spaces

Outside of Word or HTML -- Don't know & don't care.


"What is the name of this symbol ^ (It's French)?"

Circumflex (sometimes called a caret)


"What is the name of this symbol "@"?"

It is still the "At Sign."

"Lastly,How can you put the squigly line over spanish 'N's" to give them the "ya" sound, on an American keyboard?"

That squigly line is called a tilda. See my answer on the pound to see if I care. See the link below to get the HTML code

Answer 2

1. Cobbler
2. At sign
3. Depends on the operating system. In Windoze you can use
Alt and the numeric keypad.
4. Circumflex
5. Still the at sign
6. See 3.

Answer 3

hmm.. Let's see. 1.)Cobbler, 2.)I know the name but can't remember how to spell it...ascension??? 3.)Fancy L but I can't remember where it's at on the keyboard, 4.)carot?, 5.)You asked that question in #2, and 6.)finally use shift and the button next to 1 on topq of key board to produce this..~

Answer 4

Shoemaker = Cobbler.
@ = at.
Pound Sterling

Answer 5

Cobbler, "at", symbol from insert menu

Answer 6

Hey baldie, are u sure whether you know the answers ?

Answer 7

are you that dude from the diamler chrystler commercials?