$ symbol?

[hwnstyle21]

I was wondering if there was a way to change the function of a button/letter on the qwerty keyboard to accommodate the $ symbol? I was a previous Apache/6700 user and I tend to use that symbol a lot. I understand I can use the pop keyboard to get the symbol but I was just wondering if I could somehow change a symbol/function of an existing key on the qwerty to do it? Thanks.

[hwnstyle21]

No one uses the $ symbol?

[veedubguru]

I do! I've also tried every possible combination using the hard keyboard's symbol making feature, and nadda. Unless I'm missing a key combo, I'm finding it impossible without the on-screen keyboard.

[sl8763]

This drives me crazy too. They should have put the $ sign in place of the %.

[beefcakeb0]

a reg edit

[sl8763]

Originally Posted by beefcakeb0

a reg edit

Feel free to give details LOL

[beefcakeb0]

can't really elaborate i'm busy @ work.....search for it it isn't that hard or download a reg editor search for which button you with to change and change it




?***actually $$$ all you have to do is press blue fn key, sym/tab key, up 1 and enter to get a $$*****?

hopefully that helps or is fast enough

[Twinsen]

Originally Posted by beefcakeb0

can't really elaborate i'm busy @ work.....search for it it isn't that hard or download a reg editor search for which button you with to change and change it




?***actually $$$ all you have to do is press blue fn key, sym/tab key, up 1 and enter to get a $$*****?

hopefully that helps or is fast enough

That's the only work-around I know. But what this thread is about, is they should have placed a dollar sign on the keyboard in the first place. I mean its a commonly used symbol. More common than a %.

[hwnstyle21]

Originally Posted by Twinsen

That's the only work-around I know. But what this thread is about, is they should have placed a dollar sign on the keyboard in the first place. I mean its a commonly used symbol. More common than a %.

That's what I'm saying. Oh well I guess I'll just have to live with it.

[aznmode]

I think it's commonly used in the US only. But since HTC manufactures for different countries as well then it would only make sense they do not assign it a button to cut productions costs down.