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What is '¬' key for?
When would I use it? What is it called.
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Ah as in TRUE = ¬FALSE
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is it a UK only thing? doesn't appear on my US-104 keyboardComment
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Just to the left of 1, using Shift. I've never seen it used anywhere either.FT.Comment
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Looks like it is UK only. That US International layout looks quite good for a Keyboard.
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No tilde for you!Originally posted by Fat ToneGigabyte GA-K8N Ultra 9, Opteron 170 Denmark 2x2Ghz, 2 GB Corsair XMS, Gigabyte 6600, Gentoo Linux
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"if I said you had a beautiful body would you take your pants off and dance around a bit?" --Zapp BranniganComment
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Tilde is shift-# on the middle row - asdfghjkl;'# and is extremely useful (I'm often vague
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Hmm, that key to the left of the 1 displays a superscript 2 (unshifted) and a superscript 3 (shifted).
Tilde is in a bad location on my keyboard: just left to the right shift key, but it requires the Alt Gr to be pressed.
Fat Tone: If you use LaTeX, then tilde simply is \tilde.
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