Re: name of ascii symbol #
From JEZ <JE...@post9.tele.dk.nospam>
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· 7 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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liz.at.navix.dot.net (Blackwood) said: >"Jonathon R. Oglesbee" <ogl...@fullnet.net-removetoreply> wrote: > >+>| How is ascii symbol '#' called in american english? Is it 'pound' >+> >+>In england we call it a hash, meaning 'number' >+> >+Don't listen to Martin. In America, hash is something you have for >lunch, or sometimes dinner. >We older folks still call it a hash-mark. Don't listen to Jonathan. In Denmark Hash is something you smoke. And it's not legalised! -- remove nospam from REPLY TO to mail me. Not YOU spammer! _ _____ _____ | | ____|__ / .+'''+. .+'''+. .+'''+. _ | | _| / / <<<<** Jesper B. Nielsen je...@post9.tele.dk **>>>> | |_| | |___ / /_ '+.,.+' '+.,.+' '+.,.+' \___/|_____/____|
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