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o.o Strange. So they use different notations for their own quote signs?

“ ”

“Strange”.
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it's even better, LaTeX distinguishes between the German right doublequote (\grqq) and the left english doublequote (written as `` in LaTeX), even though it's absolutely the same symbol. But that's the nature of LaTeX.

But I fear we are going a little bit too deep into Typography at the moment, I'm afraid we already did when we started with the ſ.
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RC-1140 wrote:it's even better, LaTeX distinguishes between the German right doublequote (\grqq) and the left english doublequote (written as `` in LaTeX), even though it's absolutely the same symbol. But that's the nature of LaTeX.

But I fear we are going a little bit too deep into Typography at the moment, I'm afraid we already did when we started with the ſ.

Usually you just type " and " at the beginning and end and it turns out to be `` and '' which results in whatever is appropriate for the language or font. No need to worry about these things at the code-entry level.
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I orderd

RETRO/BEPO
RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL
RETRO/ARROWUP125/GREEN
RETRO/ARROWJRET
RETRO/SPACE

I also need function keys to cover a french Filco tenkeyless and I tried

RETRO/FUNCTION

without result.

Have I missed something ?
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cottie wrote:I orderd

RETRO/BEPO
RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL
RETRO/ARROWUP125/GREEN
RETRO/ARROWJRET
RETRO/SPACE

I also need function keys to cover a french Filco tenkeyless and I tried

RETRO/FUNCTION

without result.

Have I missed something ?

The FUNCTION kit is only available for ROUND3 and SPH:
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I just need the 12 function keys (F1 to F12) for RETRO. Is a kit available?
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cottie wrote:I just need the 12 function keys (F1 to F12) for RETRO. Is a kit available?

RETRO/FUNCTION12
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OK. But on the wiki i read:

FUNCTION12 (Function 12 kit)
This kit consists of 8 function keys, F1-F4, F9-F12 in one color.

What's about F5-F8?
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I think they're intended for the standard kit, to alter the colour of a few of them.
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Yes,
But with
RETRO/BEPO
RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL
RETRO/ARROWUP125/GREEN
RETRO/ARROWJRET
RETRO/SPACE
I cover all the fr tkl kbd except function keys...
If I add FUNCTION12 I miss 4 keys, and I should take a complete std kit for those 4 keys ?!?
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cottie wrote:Yes,
But with
RETRO/BEPO
RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL
RETRO/ARROWUP125/GREEN
RETRO/ARROWJRET
RETRO/SPACE
I cover all the fr tkl kbd except function keys...
If I add FUNCTION12 I miss 4 keys, and I should take a complete std kit for those 4 keys ?!?

There are F1-F12 already in the TKL ....
OOOhh...
Now I see the problem!

RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL is just the modifier keys for a Filco tenkeyless.

You better order:
RETRO/BEPO 0
RETRO/SYMRGBYTKL 0
RETRO/TKLRGBYSYMBEPO 1

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Thank you,

so with TKLRGBYSYMBEPO I have a complete ANSI tkl.
And i only need left shift and enter key for an ISO layout?
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cottie wrote:Thank you,

so with TKLRGBYSYMBEPO I have a complete ANSI tkl.
And i only need left shift and enter key for an ISO layout?

It is ISO-layout.
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Because someone asked:

SPH/LOTUSESC.................11 (white on blue)
SPH/LOTUS125..................7 (white on blue)
ROUND3/LOTUSESC..............14 (white on very dark grey)
ROUND3/LOTUS125...............2 (white on very dark grey)
RETRO/LOTUSESC...............13 (lightblue on dark grey)
RETRO/LOTUS125................5 (lightblue on dark grey)
NOIR/LOTUSESC.................7 (white on black)
NOIR/LOTUS100.................4 (white on black)
NOIR/LOTUS125.................7 (white on black)
ORANJE/LOTUSESC...............7 (orange on very dark grey)
ORANJE/LOTUS125...............7 (orange on very dark grey)
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Sooo next round will be DSA?

ot: I don't see* why people would prefer the round3 lotus over the oranje; that one looks so damn nice. The retro one as well ofcourse.

*but that's IMHO ofc.
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off wrote:Sooo next round will be DSA?

ot: I don't see* why people would prefer the round3 lotus over the oranje; that one looks so damn nice. The retro one as well ofcourse.

*but that's IMHO ofc.

I think the reason is that nobody found out that they (will) exist.
DSA? No.
Next time:
SA and DCS again, but in different colors, but not so many color-choices!

No outlandish layout crap (7BIT layout FTW!) and only one text-style (CENTERED)!
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Ugly.

:P

I like this round. :D I guess I won’t buy many ABS keys after that anyway…
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Thing is, apart from DSA looking hawt, with only one (two inc space) profile; prices should drop over the board and people with outlandish layouts can go haywire. Did I say it looks good?
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Since this is the only way to get outlandish kits, I think a lot of us appreciate this GB extremely much!
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Would anyone be kind enough to add the 5 keys I want to their order for me? The "additional fees" is pushing my order too high for such a small ammount of keys, I'd of course split the fees as well as paying for the additional postage to the UK.
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HzFaq wrote:Would anyone be kind enough to add the 5 keys I want to their order for me? The "additional fees" is pushing my order too high for such a small ammount of keys, I'd of course split the fees as well as paying for the additional postage to the UK.

What 5 keys are these?
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1x NOIR/SYMALIEN
3x PHANTOMFUN100
1x NOIR/SPACEOLD
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HzFaq wrote:1x NOIR/SYMALIEN
3x PHANTOMFUN100
1x NOIR/SPACEOLD

PHANTOMFUN100 got canceled, becuase there where so few orders.

Shipping/etc. are now calculated with this formula:
4.75*log($invtotal*5), where $invtotal is before low qty-fees!
At around $90 it is $29 and the highest is $45.10 (which is for me :-( ).
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So, here's another question about the low quantity fees:
The setup costs at SP are for individual keys, not entire sets; is that correct? Then I wonder why a STANDARD kit + a DVORAK kit is less expensive than a STANDARDDVORAK kit. After all, the specialty keys from the DVORAK set are needed for both. Looking at the following figures, I would say that the ROUND3/DVORAK sub-set has been ordered at least 5 times:

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ROUND3/DVORAK           Dvorak language kit                  18.-
                        low quantity fee (only 3 orders)     32.60
ROUND3/STANDARD         Standard kit (101-104 keys)          97.-
sum .....................................................   147.60

ROUND3/STANDARDDVORAK   Standard DVORAK kit (101-104 keys)  119.-
                        low quantity fee (only 2 orders)     37.-
sum .....................................................   156.-

These low quantity fees make being a Dvorakian a very expensive hobby. BTW, I don't want to sound too negative as I really appreciate your organizing this group buy :thumbsup:
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Kurrk wrote:So, here's another question about the low quantity fees:
The setup costs at SP are for individual keys, not entire sets; is that correct? Then I wonder why a STANDARD kit + a DVORAK kit is less expensive than a STANDARDDVORAK kit. After all, the specialty keys from the DVORAK set are needed for both. Looking at the following figures, I would say that the ROUND3/DVORAK sub-set has been ordered at least 5 times:

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ROUND3/DVORAK           Dvorak language kit                  18.-
                        low quantity fee (only 3 orders)     32.60
ROUND3/STANDARD         Standard kit (101-104 keys)          97.-
sum .....................................................   147.60

ROUND3/STANDARDDVORAK   Standard DVORAK kit (101-104 keys)  119.-
                        low quantity fee (only 2 orders)     37.-
sum .....................................................   156.-

These low quantity fees make being a Dvorakian a very expensive hobby. BTW, I don't want to sound too negative as I really appreciate your organizing this group buy :thumbsup:

Ideally it should be the other way round.
To get accurate pricing is a matter of conquering the complexity of all these combinations!

I've got to takle a look at that problem with the DVORAK kits ...
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Solved.

Typo in the input data (the price list).
:roll:

Now comes the other problem ....
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Could you run the order update script once a day please bud :) Never sure how the ordering works in the background. If I make constant amendments it's easy to lose track of what's ordered. Want to get this right over the next few days :)

Decided I'm all about the sphericals and need to go dvorak!
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dirge wrote:Could you run the order update script once a day please bud :) Never sure how the ordering works in the background. If I make constant amendments it's easy to lose track of what's ordered. Want to get this right over the next few days :)

Decided I'm all about the sphericals and need to go dvorak!

Script is running!

Carry on with adding more key caps!!!
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Cool, put in what I think is my order. When I get the next email I'll pay some towards it, when I get paid :)

(also not connected to group4 but managed to get a near full set of 'yellow' wyse thick doubleshot in UK ISO layout, talk about winner! my wyse board remain in tackt until I can convert him to usb)
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