again, this issue should be addressed when you do a sound set for that
dialect, we are attempting to keep the c code common for all dialects
within a language, we will see if this works unless anyone can point
to a place this will not work.
Mike
On Aug 11, 2009, at 3:25 PM, Alan Chandler wrote:
> samuel wrote:
>> I'm also for different spanish localization if it's not too
>> complicated.
>> It was also for me the first time I see "signo de número" for
>> pound ;)
>>
>
>
> I just idly noticed this - so just a comment from a Brit who iteracts
> quite a bit with Americans.
>
> The # symbol in the UK is not called "pound" because (I don't know if
> this will come out on your screens correctly) we use £ for our
> currency.
>
> I would refer to the # symbol as "hash" or just possibly the "number
> symbol".
>
>
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