Symbols help us to communicate in a faster more technical way. These also represent different organizations. A symbol can lead you to information.
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At sign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The typographic character @ , called the at sign or at symbol , is an abbreviation of the word at or the phrase at the rate of in accounting and commercial invoices, e.g. "7 widgets @ $2 = $...
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Ampersand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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An ampersand ( & ), also commonly called an ' and sign ' , is a logogram representing the conjunction "and". The symbol is a ligature of the letters in et , Latin for "and". Its orig...
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# What is his symbol called c sharp? ... What is this symbol called C sharp? or hash sharp? ... what is this symbol used for and called #
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But there are dozens of different words used to describe it. A lot of languages use words that associate the shape of the symbol with some type of animal. ... Here are a few examples of the many exotic terms associated with the @ symbol:
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For a comprehensive list of formal and informal terms for these and many other keyboard symbols, see the entry ASCII in the Jargon File.) "&" is called "ampersand". ... "Number sign", adopted by ANSI/CCITT, is unambiguous, but little known in both the U.K. and the U.S. Computer-users in the U.K. usually call the symbol a "hash",
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What is the symbol called that looks like a squiggly vertical line to the left of a chord that makes you play the chord in a sequence instead of all at one time? And, how do you go about putting it to a chord?
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Thanks, after I sent the my last comment, I realized that the link I provided for the info on the ampersand has links for many common symbols on that same page and it had one for the @ sign. I felt dumb. Anyway, that's a good reference for most symbols ... Thats called "at the rate". ... The asperand, also called the at sign.
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In 1999, countries in the European Community (EC) will begin to use a single currency named the euro. The euro has an associated symbol called the euro currency symbol. There currently is not a keystroke in Windows NT that maps to the euro... ... For developers who use the euro currency symbol, you may need to recompile...
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support.microsoft.com/kb/182005
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