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groovychick
 
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which key on the keyboard is the pound sign when using windows xp
professional because when i press the arrow and 3 button it is coming up with
# and not the pound sign
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At least two ways to do it, assuming the font you're using includes the
British pound symbol:
1. Type 00A3 (that's zero zero A three) and press Alt+X.
or
2. Press Alt+0163 (hold down the Alt key, type zero one six three from
the numeric keypad, not the top row of number keys on the keyboard, and
release the Alt key).


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which key on the keyboard is the pound sign when using windows xp
professional because when i press the arrow and 3 button it is coming up with
# and not the pound sign


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If you are in the UK and need the pound sign routinely, you should switch to
a UK keyboard layout.

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which key on the keyboard is the pound sign when using windows xp
professional because when i press the arrow and 3 button it is coming up

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# and not the pound sign


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