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Can not create the "commercial at" character in Virtual PC

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 03/16/2007
From: Thomas Lindberg
Message:

I can not create an e-mail adress as the @ character doesn't show up when
typing in Internet Explorer forms when in Virtual PC.

And I could not type it in the 'Subject' frame above neither! And this I
write and view in a 'real' PC, the one that also hosts the Virtual PC. But in
this frame i works and it works wherever I have needed it before.

So, wheree is the problem? In the Virtual PC? Or?

The reals system is Windows XPSP2 Swedish with Swedish kyboard. The OS in
the Virtual PC is also Windows XPSP2 Swedish but the Virtual PC app. is of
course English.

Hints appreciated!

Thomas

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Re: Can not create the "commercial at" character in Virtual PC

Sent: 03/16/2007
From: "Mark Rae" <(email address - cut out)>
Message:

"Thomas Lindberg" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in
message news:(email address - cut out)...

What happens if you hold down the left Alt key and type 0064 on the numeric
keypad...?

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> Hints appreciated!

RE: Can not create the "commercial at" character in Virtual PC

Sent: 04/20/2007
From: gila22
Message:

Hello Thomas Lindberg,
if you have resolved your problem, I would be very interested how you
managed to do so.
For the @: did you try to hit the left CTRL and ALT-Key along with the @-key?
Greetings from Germany
Stephan

"Thomas Lindberg" wrote:

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> I can not create an e-mail adress as the @ character doesn't show up when
> typing in Internet Explorer forms when in Virtual PC.
>
> And I could not type it in the 'Subject' frame above neither! And this I
> write and view in a 'real' PC, the one that also hosts the Virtual PC. But in
> this frame i works and it works wherever I have needed it before.
>
> So, wheree is the problem? In the Virtual PC? Or?
>
> The reals system is Windows XPSP2 Swedish with Swedish kyboard. The OS in
> the Virtual PC is also Windows XPSP2 Swedish but the Virtual PC app. is of
> course English.
>
> Hints appreciated!
>
> Thomas
>
>

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