How to add a possessive punctuation mark in javascript code for a google map description marker?
Q. Hi. I have been adding customized markers to a google map on my website, in the marker description I need to have a word with a possessive case punctuation. What is the right combination of quotes brackets to achieve this. Adding my single ' quote possessive punctuation mark screws up the whole thing and gives me an error.
Asked by French Connection - Mon Apr 26 06:54:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. \' as in "this is my answer\'s sample\'s text"...
Answered by Beowulf - Mon Apr 26 07:03:43 2010
Q. Hi. I have been adding customized markers to a google map on my website, in the marker description I need to have a word with a possessive case punctuation. What is the right combination of quotes brackets to achieve this. Adding my single ' quote possessive punctuation mark screws up the whole thing and gives me an error.
Asked by French Connection - Mon Apr 26 06:54:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. \' as in "this is my answer\'s sample\'s text"...
Answered by Beowulf - Mon Apr 26 07:03:43 2010
Why does the French language put spaces before their ending punctuation mark?
Q. I don't know if it's just the French language, but they always seem to put a space before the ending punctuation mark (periods, exclamation marks, question marks) Is there a reason for that? Would it be wrong to write French without the space at the end?
Asked by Larkyn - Mon Sep 22 01:23:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rule is the same as in English. You don't need to put a space before any ending ponctuation mark. Someones do that only because they think it's more clear.
Answered by Lupus Mortis - Mon Sep 22 04:44:41 2008
Q. I don't know if it's just the French language, but they always seem to put a space before the ending punctuation mark (periods, exclamation marks, question marks) Is there a reason for that? Would it be wrong to write French without the space at the end?
Asked by Larkyn - Mon Sep 22 01:23:44 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The rule is the same as in English. You don't need to put a space before any ending ponctuation mark. Someones do that only because they think it's more clear.
Answered by Lupus Mortis - Mon Sep 22 04:44:41 2008
What is the name of the code that has a letter thats important after a punctuation mark?
Q. like this :To, everyone. Sorry if this makes no sense. Tom isnt that good at making these any good yet but wishes to know what it is called If you take the every letter that is after a punctuation mark, in this case :T ,e .S .T It spells out the word test. Does anyone know what this is called?
Asked by Tom E - Thu Mar 20 17:55:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. would it be a cryptogram or cryptograph?? The specific formula or pattern one needs to decipher it might be called the cipher? Definition 4 of "cipher" from Answers.com: 1. A cryptographic system in which units of plain text of regular length, usually letters, are arbitrarily transposed or substituted according to a predetermined code. 2. The key to such a system. 3. A message written or transmitted in such a system.
Answered by mitchpowell2 - Thu Mar 20 18:05:10 2008
Q. like this :To, everyone. Sorry if this makes no sense. Tom isnt that good at making these any good yet but wishes to know what it is called If you take the every letter that is after a punctuation mark, in this case :T ,e .S .T It spells out the word test. Does anyone know what this is called?
Asked by Tom E - Thu Mar 20 17:55:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. would it be a cryptogram or cryptograph?? The specific formula or pattern one needs to decipher it might be called the cipher? Definition 4 of "cipher" from Answers.com: 1. A cryptographic system in which units of plain text of regular length, usually letters, are arbitrarily transposed or substituted according to a predetermined code. 2. The key to such a system. 3. A message written or transmitted in such a system.
Answered by mitchpowell2 - Thu Mar 20 18:05:10 2008
How Can I add a certain punctuation mark on top of a letter?
Q. I want to know how to add this mark ~ on top of the letter on, can someone please tell me how to do that?
Asked by SimplyMe - Fri Jun 18 12:19:03 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a Hold down the Alt key and type 0277 using the numeric keypad n Hold down the Alt key and type 0241 using the numeric keypad o Hold down the Alt key and type 0245 using the numeric keypad Be sure to use the numeric keypad, not the numbers across the top of your keyboard.
Answered by D.W. - Fri Jun 18 12:25:24 2010
Q. I want to know how to add this mark ~ on top of the letter on, can someone please tell me how to do that?
Asked by SimplyMe - Fri Jun 18 12:19:03 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a Hold down the Alt key and type 0277 using the numeric keypad n Hold down the Alt key and type 0241 using the numeric keypad o Hold down the Alt key and type 0245 using the numeric keypad Be sure to use the numeric keypad, not the numbers across the top of your keyboard.
Answered by D.W. - Fri Jun 18 12:25:24 2010
Why do some people not use a space after a punctuation mark?
Q. For a second, I think their space bar doesn't work, but then I realize they use spaces throughout their sentences, but never after the punctuation marks. I even saw this from a person complaining about grammar???
Asked by word - Mon Jun 9 03:35:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Lazyness, maybe! -Saving space and time? -Maybe they just want to make the reader use his/her brain in trying to figure out what's written? Personally, I think it is plain and simple laziness and it is rude but... this is just my very modest opinion.
Answered by Positivemindattitude - Mon Jun 9 03:44:33 2008
Q. For a second, I think their space bar doesn't work, but then I realize they use spaces throughout their sentences, but never after the punctuation marks. I even saw this from a person complaining about grammar???
Asked by word - Mon Jun 9 03:35:24 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Lazyness, maybe! -Saving space and time? -Maybe they just want to make the reader use his/her brain in trying to figure out what's written? Personally, I think it is plain and simple laziness and it is rude but... this is just my very modest opinion.
Answered by Positivemindattitude - Mon Jun 9 03:44:33 2008
It's: That little punctuation mark between the t & s, this one ', what is it called?
Q. Also is there a site that lists the names of punctuation marks? Thank You Scared
Asked by Scared - Tue Aug 19 19:40:03 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That mark is an apostrophe. It means something has been left out--in this case the "i" in "is." it's = it is its = of it The apostrophe is not a punctuation mark. How many punctuation marks are there? About a dozen-- . , ? ! " ' ; : ( ) [ ] / There is one I can't make--a question mark superimposed on an exclamation point, called an interrobang. It never took off, though. period, comma, question mark, exclamation mark (or point), double quote, single quote, semi-colon, colon, parentheses, brackets, shill or virgule or slash - = hyphen -- = em dash What else?
Answered by Roger Lathbury - Tue Aug 19 19:47:40 2008
Q. Also is there a site that lists the names of punctuation marks? Thank You Scared
Asked by Scared - Tue Aug 19 19:40:03 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That mark is an apostrophe. It means something has been left out--in this case the "i" in "is." it's = it is its = of it The apostrophe is not a punctuation mark. How many punctuation marks are there? About a dozen-- . , ? ! " ' ; : ( ) [ ] / There is one I can't make--a question mark superimposed on an exclamation point, called an interrobang. It never took off, though. period, comma, question mark, exclamation mark (or point), double quote, single quote, semi-colon, colon, parentheses, brackets, shill or virgule or slash - = hyphen -- = em dash What else?
Answered by Roger Lathbury - Tue Aug 19 19:47:40 2008
How many places are there in the world whose name includes a punctuation mark ?
Q. apart from Westward Ho! in Devon, that is, which is the only one that I can think of.
Asked by deedsallan - Fri Jan 12 20:35:34 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officially, the US Board of Geographic Names does not recognize ANY punctuation marks in placenames. So, for example, Hawai'i becomes Hawaii, St. Louis becomes St Louis (or Saint Louis), Watling's Island becomes Watlings Island, and so on. The reason is that punctuation marks on maps often look like something else, like a well, a benchmark, or a town.
Answered by Keith P - Sat Jan 13 01:19:49 2007
Q. apart from Westward Ho! in Devon, that is, which is the only one that I can think of.
Asked by deedsallan - Fri Jan 12 20:35:34 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Officially, the US Board of Geographic Names does not recognize ANY punctuation marks in placenames. So, for example, Hawai'i becomes Hawaii, St. Louis becomes St Louis (or Saint Louis), Watling's Island becomes Watlings Island, and so on. The reason is that punctuation marks on maps often look like something else, like a well, a benchmark, or a town.
Answered by Keith P - Sat Jan 13 01:19:49 2007
What is the correct name of the squiggly punctuation mark that sometimes appears about the letter"n" in Spanis?
Q. I know what it signifies and how to use it but never knew what it was called.
Asked by Michael - Sun Mar 28 21:36:23 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a diacritical tilde
Answered by laydlo - Sun Mar 28 21:39:44 2010
Q. I know what it signifies and how to use it but never knew what it was called.
Asked by Michael - Sun Mar 28 21:36:23 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a diacritical tilde
Answered by laydlo - Sun Mar 28 21:39:44 2010
Why does YA put this message up every time I use more than one punctuation mark?
Q. Hmm...it looks like you have a lot of punctuation.
Asked by Don - Mon Oct 12 11:46:18 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmmm...cause you got a lot of punctuation. I would much rather see Yahoo suggest correcting things such as this... Guys: when you look at someone..(((POLL))? and you like them, you notice there not looking at you, do you get frusterated? or mad that there not looking at you? why or why not??? wtf?? Someone needs to go back to school.
Answered by Bite Me - Mon Oct 12 13:56:49 2009
Q. Hmm...it looks like you have a lot of punctuation.
Asked by Don - Mon Oct 12 11:46:18 2009 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmmm...cause you got a lot of punctuation. I would much rather see Yahoo suggest correcting things such as this... Guys: when you look at someone..(((POLL))? and you like them, you notice there not looking at you, do you get frusterated? or mad that there not looking at you? why or why not??? wtf?? Someone needs to go back to school.
Answered by Bite Me - Mon Oct 12 13:56:49 2009
What punctuation mark follows "In the immortal words of (someone)"?
Q. Is it a colon or a comma before the quote?
Asked by Dirk41 - Sun Apr 13 13:11:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comma. "In the immortal words of [someone]" is a prepositional phrase, and if you're going to put anything after it, you'd put a comma. (Many writers, though, eschew the comma.)
Answered by Crazy Eddy - Sun Apr 13 13:15:20 2008
Q. Is it a colon or a comma before the quote?
Asked by Dirk41 - Sun Apr 13 13:11:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Comma. "In the immortal words of [someone]" is a prepositional phrase, and if you're going to put anything after it, you'd put a comma. (Many writers, though, eschew the comma.)
Answered by Crazy Eddy - Sun Apr 13 13:15:20 2008
If you were to invent a new punctuation mark what would it be?
Q. What would the shape be like and what would it represent?
Asked by Self - Mon Dec 17 22:52:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To use at the then of a startling rehtorical question so kinda like a mix of a question mark and an exclamation mark. eg. "How could you(insert new symbol)" This is what I came up with for the symbol lol its not very creative but meh! ...btw what a random but cool question
Answered by j - Mon Dec 17 23:11:08 2007
Q. What would the shape be like and what would it represent?
Asked by Self - Mon Dec 17 22:52:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To use at the then of a startling rehtorical question so kinda like a mix of a question mark and an exclamation mark. eg. "How could you(insert new symbol)" This is what I came up with for the symbol lol its not very creative but meh! ...btw what a random but cool question
Answered by j - Mon Dec 17 23:11:08 2007
What Punctuation Mark Would Be Correct?
Q. I'm writing something, but I'm not sure what punctuation mark to use for this: "For example, there were signs that said, No Chinese or dogs allowed. Discrimination ??? everywhere." I'm trying to say "there was discrimination everywhere" but only with the two main words. Would I use a double dash as in "Discrimination--everywhe re."? I played around with it, and decided that an ellipsis (3 or 4 dots) fits it best. Thanks, people.
Asked by Philthy Phillatio - Mon Oct 5 06:10:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm writing something, but I'm not sure what punctuation mark to use for this: "For example, there were signs that said, No Chinese or dogs allowed. Discrimination ??? everywhere." I'm trying to say "there was discrimination everywhere" but only with the two main words. Would I use a double dash as in "Discrimination--everywhe re."? I played around with it, and decided that an ellipsis (3 or 4 dots) fits it best. Thanks, people.
Asked by Philthy Phillatio - Mon Oct 5 06:10:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What punctuation mark indicate more information is to come?
Q. What punctuation mark indicate more information is to come?
Asked by colborn m - Sat Apr 5 13:56:29 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ... or :
Answered by meeee - Sat Apr 5 14:39:14 2008
Q. What punctuation mark indicate more information is to come?
Asked by colborn m - Sat Apr 5 13:56:29 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ... or :
Answered by meeee - Sat Apr 5 14:39:14 2008
What should I do to clean up this sentence, at the end punctuation mark?
Q. For now on; I must forget you, woman; And the compliments I used to give you; ; or !
Asked by Filiberto - Sun Jul 19 16:27:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For now on, I must forget you, Woman, and the complaints I used to give you.
Answered by xoxo - Sun Jul 19 16:32:53 2009
Q. For now on; I must forget you, woman; And the compliments I used to give you; ; or !
Asked by Filiberto - Sun Jul 19 16:27:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For now on, I must forget you, Woman, and the complaints I used to give you.
Answered by xoxo - Sun Jul 19 16:32:53 2009
what is another name for a punctuation mark that ends a sentence?
Q. this is part of a chemistry crossword puzzle, so it is related to chemistry some way. its 4 letters, and the last letter is an "e". thanks for the help...
Asked by Raizen - Wed Sep 23 11:30:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a punctuation mark which is called a RULE. The rule is a horizontal stroke in writing marking a pause or to represent omitted letters or words.In other words a dash.
Answered by the gunners - Wed Sep 23 11:48:18 2009
Q. this is part of a chemistry crossword puzzle, so it is related to chemistry some way. its 4 letters, and the last letter is an "e". thanks for the help...
Asked by Raizen - Wed Sep 23 11:30:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a punctuation mark which is called a RULE. The rule is a horizontal stroke in writing marking a pause or to represent omitted letters or words.In other words a dash.
Answered by the gunners - Wed Sep 23 11:48:18 2009
What is the Title of a grammar (?) book released this year with only a punctuation mark/s on its cover?
Q. I remember the cover having a few (or may be a single) comma/s or inverted comma/s on a pure white background. May be some of you can help me to locate it.
Asked by pixels_world - Sat Oct 21 15:08:39 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bet you are looking for "The Elements of Style" by Strunk & White. ISBN # 1594200696 You can get it on Amazon, B&N.com etc.
Answered by licorasy - Sun Oct 22 00:15:12 2006
Q. I remember the cover having a few (or may be a single) comma/s or inverted comma/s on a pure white background. May be some of you can help me to locate it.
Asked by pixels_world - Sat Oct 21 15:08:39 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I bet you are looking for "The Elements of Style" by Strunk & White. ISBN # 1594200696 You can get it on Amazon, B&N.com etc.
Answered by licorasy - Sun Oct 22 00:15:12 2006
What punctuation mark would you want to be that best expresses your personality and mood
Q. I'd be a colon so I would have finished desribing something briefly but about to expand on it.
Asked by Dex - Mon Aug 4 05:14:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A period. I want it to be over and leave a bloody mess behind! LOL!
Answered by TIM - Mon Aug 4 05:37:03 2008
Q. I'd be a colon so I would have finished desribing something briefly but about to expand on it.
Asked by Dex - Mon Aug 4 05:14:52 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A period. I want it to be over and leave a bloody mess behind! LOL!
Answered by TIM - Mon Aug 4 05:37:03 2008
Grammar Bonanza! What is your favorite punctuation mark?
Q. I use to really like commas, but I have found that I dig exclamation points alot. Sometimes that can be misconstrued as yelling if you keep using exclamation points.
Asked by El Nerdo Fantastico ! - Wed Sep 23 22:45:21 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ellipsis...
Answered by Kat* to the Extreme - Wed Sep 23 22:47:49 2009
Q. I use to really like commas, but I have found that I dig exclamation points alot. Sometimes that can be misconstrued as yelling if you keep using exclamation points.
Asked by El Nerdo Fantastico ! - Wed Sep 23 22:45:21 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ellipsis...
Answered by Kat* to the Extreme - Wed Sep 23 22:47:49 2009
What punctuation mark should go here?
Q. "It's a representation of my favorite hobby, reading." Should that be a comma, or should I replace it with an em dash or a semicolon or something?
Asked by Abbie - Wed Apr 28 23:25:01 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The comma is right; appositives take a comma. Anything more makes heavy going of a simple little sentence. A dash or colon would be kosher, but they would be too dramatic here. A semicolon would be wrong because this is not what semicolons are for.
Answered by Francis B - Thu Apr 29 07:16:04 2010
Q. "It's a representation of my favorite hobby, reading." Should that be a comma, or should I replace it with an em dash or a semicolon or something?
Asked by Abbie - Wed Apr 28 23:25:01 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The comma is right; appositives take a comma. Anything more makes heavy going of a simple little sentence. A dash or colon would be kosher, but they would be too dramatic here. A semicolon would be wrong because this is not what semicolons are for.
Answered by Francis B - Thu Apr 29 07:16:04 2010
forgot to indent what is the punctuation mark?
Q. To show that I am not illeterate and that I forgot to indent. somekind of square/circle figure ?? before the letter startts. example Dear XXX, jlkaaa sincerly, XXXx i forgot to indent in the begiinging what symbol can i use to show that it was a mistake and now because I ddidn't knowl. sorry in a rush lots of spelling mistake.s
Asked by Zinedine Zidane - Mon Jan 21 19:11:09 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Indent symbol is the square. (the backwards P with 2 legs P is "start new paragraph")
Answered by ~ Dix ~ - Mon Jan 21 19:21:01 2008
Q. To show that I am not illeterate and that I forgot to indent. somekind of square/circle figure ?? before the letter startts. example Dear XXX, jlkaaa sincerly, XXXx i forgot to indent in the begiinging what symbol can i use to show that it was a mistake and now because I ddidn't knowl. sorry in a rush lots of spelling mistake.s
Asked by Zinedine Zidane - Mon Jan 21 19:11:09 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Indent symbol is the square. (the backwards P with 2 legs P is "start new paragraph")
Answered by ~ Dix ~ - Mon Jan 21 19:21:01 2008
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