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On 7/15/2015 11:39 AM, scott wrote:
>> Strangely, my UK k/board has a dollar-sign over the 4 key.
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> Ditto here, the '$' is an important symbol for denoting string variable
> names in BASIC! I don't have too much use for the # symbol.
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Or the "Pound" symbol as it is called in America. (Shift+3 on American
keyboards.)
>> With a lot or retailers, nowadays. It is up to you to spec it. The
>> retailer just sits in the middle. The price of cheep components, I fear.
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> Yes. Often the seller doesn't know any detail at all on the item and the
> best you have to go on is the photo and any buyer reviews/comments.
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Yes, it is just a stock item. I tend to use Maplin for bits. Al least
they have shops where the staff know the stock and there is one near me.
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Regards
Stephen
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