my@ is at 2in upper case My # is where the pound sign should be. There are
also other upper case characters in the wrong place and no pound sign at all.

If # is where the pound sign should be, why is that a problem? # stands for
pound.

You aren't in the US are you? It sounds like you have a GB keyboard but are
using US drivers. (I think that's how I've heard it explained.)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"chris ward" chris wrote in message
...
my@ is at 2in upper case My # is where the pound sign should be. There
are
also other upper case characters in the wrong place and no pound sign at
all.

For non-US users, if you install Windows with the default settings, you get
US layouts
You need to check the Windows regional settings (regional options and input
language) match your locale.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
If # is where the pound sign should be, why is that a problem? #
stands for pound.

You aren't in the US are you? It sounds like you have a GB keyboard
but are using US drivers. (I think that's how I've heard it
explained.)

"chris ward" chris wrote in message
...
my@ is at 2in upper case My # is where the pound sign should be.
There are
also other upper case characters in the wrong place and no pound
sign at all.