how do you call the dots after a sentence? Like.......?
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we call it "va gheyreh" in persian ;)
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How did you type this?
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Your instructor is an idiot.\nThere is no commonly accepted notation in math which puts a dot over a natural number.\nI'm really sorry that you have a numbskull for a Calculus teacher.
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"Refloor matted"?  "Delate"?  "Spywere"?  "Useing"?  "Amnd"?  "Re install"?\n\nI'm frightened to even start in on your utter lack of punctuation (save question marks).\n\nFirst, become literate, then work on your computer.
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next to the 0(zero key)is the hyphen-   push the hyphen key and shift at the same time.\n\nso instead of -, you will get _.\n\nYAY!
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It's called an "underscore"
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for ex.           \nSmirf,Ashlee.The Lonely Singer.Crete& Creats:1998.\n*underline the title\n*always indent the second line,not the first line\n*indent every line after the first line
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...\n\nGREY\nCARE\nHARE\nHEAR\nONES\nLIED\nRARE\nTEAR\nZONE\nCORE\nROCK\nLONE\nSOAR\nHECK\nEATS\nTEAS\nHERS\nGRRS\nKONS\nTECH\nRECK\nRUIN\nDIAL\nCORK\nYEAR\nRAYS\nTONS\nNOTS\nTENS\nNETS\nLETS\nCARS\nCATS\nREAL\n\nenough?\n\n(Tip: After finding a word, you just switch around the letters to get more words\nAnother Tip: Add "s" to three letter words)
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Yes, it is correct. Inserting "that" after "and" amy make it less awkward sounding.
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Try using an underscore instead of a "dot".
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Heres a keyboard shortcut -\nALT + F4\n\nHope it helps \nTom
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Another way.\n\n=RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH("source",A1,1)+1)\n\nHover your cursor over the three dots to see it in full.
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<br>\n\nThat leaves a space in between text or objects. You would just copy and paste that how ever many times you need it.
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you mean an underscore? ______\n\nif thats what you mean, its the key to the right of 0 and to the left of =\n\nits normally the hyphen key but you can press shift to make it an underscore
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Use a tree like this:\n\n                     /   &#92;\n                   A      a\n                 /  &#92;    /  &#92;\n                B   b   B   b\n                 |   |    |    |\n                C  C    C   C\n               / &#92; /&#92;  / &#92;  / &#92;\n\netc....
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Use "..."\n\nI don't really get it, but there's some documentation here: http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs1704/notes/A02.AdvancedFunctionParameters.pdf
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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