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How can I locate the symbol @ when using Spanish keyboard?
On English keyboard, how do I find @ when shifting to Spanish?
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You can find the @ symbol included with the number "2" on the English
keyboard, not sure about the Spanish keyboard, or your version of Word, and when the actual shifting is taking place. You have to press the number "Shift" and then the number 2 in order the get the symbol @; but this is for the English keyboard. If I missunderstood, I'll try again. : ) "Diacono Ricardo" wrote: On English keyboard, how do I find @ when shifting to Spanish? |
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