Why does my question mark on my keyboard look like this É?
913609
Check to see you have the right language installed for intance when i loaded up my pc i had the US version of english for my keyboard instead of the british English. It caused different characters to be displayed for instance instead of @ i got " and vise versa when pessing those particular keys. good luck
773219
It's called an inter-bang............I swear it literally says everything about it in my book. Rare cases they call it an interrobang as well.\n\n\n\n\nreponse to additional details:\n\nIt's a question mark with a line sharing the bottom dot that goes to the topish near the top of the question mark, it's not used as 2 seperate punctuation marks. The only way to show you is in a picture- here are a few examples---- http://blogs.msdn.com/fontblog/archive/2005/12/22/506936.aspx
666425
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.
547153
First if this problem occurs just in word or special programs, You changed "?" with "é".To solve this problem,Go to your Microsoft word program and change the keyboard to default. settings.\nBut if this problem occur in all programs, you should remove your keyboard driver from control panel and shut down the windows.After you log in to windows it will installs keyboard driver automatically and you get rid of this problem
268342
There is probably a function key labeled "Fn".  And you will see keypad numbers in blue labeled on some of the existing keys.  You can use the same keystroke for ê.\n\nYou can also use the character map, located under Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Character Map.\n\nEnjoy!
264162
It really depends on the font you're using when typing. In some fonts, they look more like the way you were taught to print them. The Comic Sans font, for example, has a very different looking a and g than the font on this web site.
584535
Did you hit the "H" instead of the "J" on your keyboard
901713
Note*  See the long narrow thing on your keyboard?????  it's called the space bar,  try using it!!
566335
I think your keyboard has some errors.
764866
it has no letter e's in it.\n\n* thanks kenneth
1170365
If I recall, it's something along the lines of ALT + 3. It's a single number, lower digits. I'm on a laptop, so I can't test it.
179385
A missing 'e' and an extra 'in'
704716
A full stop, a question mark and an exclamation mark.
153048
look at the keyboard... do you see the >?  now hold down the shift button and press that one at the same time.  do it again to get another one.  then look for the : on the keyboard.  hold down the shift button and then press the : at the same time.  do the same for the ?.  does that help?
245621
Nothing to worry about, it happens every once in awhile.\n\nHow to fix it:\n\nView>Text Size>then which one you want\n\nOR\n\nhold down the CTRL button on your keyboard and use your wheel on your mouse
594702
They are probably using a custom font that is not on your PC.\n\nTry viewing the same website with Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com and see if it looks different.
749207
did you SMS text that question?  otherwise why is it written like that?  weird.