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Then where did it go i swear i read something about new yorkNo they didn't, it is a retrodden myth. Only one was built and it never went to New York. The aircraft designer was interrogated by the British after the war, as well as crews from the long range groups and no evidence of any sort came out from this, no pilots reports, no intelligence reports, no information whatsoever. The Germans left paper trails miles long and no mention in any about any such raid. It's a fiction made up by fantasists.
Then where did it go i swear i read something about new york
He's a witch. He turned me into a newt...but I got better:
There's several authors who "embellished" their WWII books during the 50's and 60's in order to boost sales.Then where did it go i swear i read something about new york
There's several authors who "embellished" their WWII books during the 50's and 60's in order to boost sales.
Sadly, in doing that, it has created perpetuating myths that are hard to stop.
I need a couple of umlauts but I don't know how.
You on a phone or computer at the moment?I need a couple of umlauts but I don't know how.
DesktopYou on a phone or computer at the moment?
I'm tryin' it. Believe it or not, this bottom tier keyboard don't have no "alt" key. Some interestingly labeled keys don't remember seeing. I've been pressing them and entering the code but no love. I'll ask Siri later.If it's a Windows system, try this:
Hold down the "alt" key on your keyboard and type one of these codes:
- ä : Alt + 0228
- ö : Alt + 0246
- ü : Alt + 0252
- ß : Alt + 0223
- Ä : Alt + 0196
- Ö : Alt + 0214
- Ü : Alt + 0220
Typically, the "Alt" key is found to either side of the space bar.I'm tryin' it. Believe it or not, this bottom tier keyboard don't have no "alt" key. Some interestingly labeled keys don't remember seeing. I've been pressing them and entering the code but no love. I'll ask Siri later.
Yeah, I haven't figured that out on the forum. Easy enough to do in Word. Probly just write the word out on a Word doc and copy/paste it into the text box.
I dö thät by öpening the chäräcter map, and pästing the äppröpriate chäräcter cömplete with umläut intö place.
Hating Mötley Crüe has its benefits.
Hating Mötley Crüe has its benefits.