can't find @ on kaybord

[Rob]

On Mon, 2011-03-14 at 14:26 -0700, Jeff G. wrote:
> On 02/17/2011 01:30 PM, daniel mcfarland wrote:
> <snip>
> >
> >    So - in the event that CNTRL-Q doesn't work, try ALT-F4, or a
> > combination of cntrl-alt-delete repeatedly.
> >
> >    On a mac you'd probably want to push the "COMMAND"-Q combination for
> > the most frequently used cases in which
> >    alt-F4 doesn't work.
> >
> >    If none of the above works try power cycling for four times (with a
> > minimum power off for 45 seconds per iteration),
> >    and then push CNTRL-ALT F-G-H and the "plus" button.  You will need
> > to power cycle every time that you need to
> >    type the "@" button.
> >
> >    Let me know how it goes!
> >
> 
> Am catching up on past posts so apologies for coming in late here, but 
> couldn't help but be amused.
> 
> For Xmas, my wife got me a daskeyboard, at my request.  She almost 
> bought their completely blank board - all the keys, just blank - for me 
> (as a joke - she didn't).
> 
> I can only imagine what that would put someone through.


I have a Das Keyboard.  I found a company on-line that makes stick-on
labels for the keys.  It is DataCal: www.datacal.com, Phone:
1-800-223-0123 or Fax: 1-480-545-8090.  This keyboard comes closest to
some of the old teletype keyboards I used to use back in the 60s when I
was in the AF working in communications Relay stations.

Rob