the dot over the letter i is called a tittle?
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Yes the dot over the i is called a tittle.  A tittle is\nany diacritical mark such as an accent, vowel mark or a tilde. all tildes are tittles, not all tittles are tildes
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What two letters make up a team?  Answer is   U and I
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good question...but a better one is why is it eye st. instead of i st.
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If you mean ">" - it is called a caret.  In this case a right hand caret.  It signifies the message text was from a message that was forwarded to you.
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There is not word that can be made out of these letters.  Are you missing a vowel perhaps? Adding an "i" gives you crisp bug or scrub pig! lol\n\nWhenever you need anagram help, go to:\n\nhttp://www.anagramsite.com
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I'm not sure the spelling is right.  I suppose there are tone marks too but you can't write them here.  I can help if you can scan that note as graphics and email it to me kn_bui@yahoo.com
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The three little dots are called ellipsis (...)
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An ampersand (&, &, &, &), also commonly called an and sign, is a logogram representing the conjunction "and". The symbol is a ligature of the letters in et, which is Latin for "and". Its origin is apparent in the second example in the image to the right; the first example, now more common, is a later development.
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♥     that is an and symbol, the word hearts and a ;           <that'll give u a heart\n:-)    ;-)     :-*    :-D       <smileys
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you type your initials in lowercase letters
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no its starts with a Y. the Y and y are differnt in the computer world.
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Is that an L or an I?  Might be Ibis.
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I don't know what it stands for, but it's called a tittle...no, really! Tittle -- A small diacritic mark, such as an accent, vowel mark, or dot over an i.
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It is the "underline" character.  On most keyboards, its located directly to the right of the zero ("0") key.  If you press it, you get a dash ( "-" ).  If you hold the shift key and press it, you get an underscore ( "_" ).\n\nIn most document processing software (Word, WordPerfect, etc), you can hit CTRL-U to toggle underscoring.  Hit CTRL-U once, and everything you type will be underscored, or underlined.  Hit CTRL-U again, and this stops.
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This letter sounds like it has a diacritical mark, like  it's from a Polish or Cyrillic (Russian) font.  There are a lot for free here:  http://www.typo.cz/euro/_zdarma/zdar-freefonts.html\n\nYou can search for more here:\nhttp://www.fontseek.com/
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THAT HAS A CHARACTER..."@".
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I don't think people understand that you meant a down arrow symbol, as opposed to a down arrow button for scrolling down. \n\nYou could always resort to using a lower-case v.\n\nLook : < > ^ v    <---- Isn't it cute? It's a wee little v!