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My Windows XP Home is configured to US settings. E.g. - no pound sign register and &nbsp;&quot; returns @ and vice-versa etc... I assume they all start this way over here, so how do I reconfigure to UK settings? <br />
Thanks - Longlife 
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My Windows XP Home is configured to US settings. E.g. - no pound sign register and  " returns @ and vice-versa etc... I assume they all start this way over here, so how do I reconfigure to UK settings? 
Thanks - Longlife 

Configuring Windows XP to UK compatibility.

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