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How did you make that upside down question mark?
woodshover wrote:
How did you make that upside down question mark?
¿ Alt 168 ?
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
How did you make that upside down question mark?
¿ Alt 168 ?
I'll give it a try when I'm less exhausted.
woodshover wrote:
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
How did you make that upside down question mark?
¿ Alt 168 ?
I'll give it a try when I'm less exhausted.
Yes, pushing those four keys can be quite grueling! 
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
How did you make that upside down question mark?
¿ Alt 168 ?
I'll give it a try when I'm less exhausted.
Yes, pushing those four keys can be quite grueling!
As tired as I am, yes. :)
are you still intrested.
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
Joseph-S wrote:
woodshover wrote:
How did you make that upside down question mark?
¿ Alt 168 ?
I'll give it a try when I'm less exhausted.
Yes, pushing those four keys can be quite grueling!
It didn't work anyway.
¿ hmm......it didn't work on the numbers up top, but it works if you use the number pad. cool!
?168? I used the number pad, and see what happened.
♪♪♪♪, ok that's opened a new can of worms for me. I never knew symbols were attached to the num pad like that.
Hello,
I'm looking for an ambitious chess player that has driven goals to improve at chess. I'm hoping that we can play games together and do serious and deep analysis of the positions that arise. I want to drasticaly improve my positional play and my calculation skills.
My hope is that we can feed off each other's practice and maybe reach our goals faster by working together(seeing each other's mistakes). It would even be cool to develop a sort-of chess club where we play each other and then discuss.
I haven't thought much farther than that yet, but if anyone is interested please message me and we'll try and it get it going. Thanks,