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I own a Samsung Galaxy A03 series mobile phone and I want to know its WiFi password. I have learned that there is a very convoluted and complex method for finding same. Please, does anyone know of a simple way of obtaining the aforementioned code? TIA. David.

I have an Acer laptop which I purchased in Tukcom, Pattaya, last year. Above the number 7 is the "&" sign, to the right of which is a Thai baht sign. Is it possible to use said Thai baht sign, or is this on my keyboard only for if/when I change the language? Similarly, there are symbols directly to the right of the "main ones", some of which are what I call squiggles, some of which are not. Is it possible to use those symbols --- or are they also there only for use if one changes the language? Many thanks in advance. David.

I stopped smoking 23 years ago (after 35 years of indulging) but my favourite cigarette used to be Dunhill International!

Some of you may find the following helpful: When I tried to add a new 3rd party recipient to whom I wished to transfer funds, I was instructed to check my phone for a OTP and enter the OTP and the 3rd party's a/c number EXACTLY the same as the one showing up on my phone, onto the website. After many failed attempts and receipt of continual error message "incorrect information, please ensure that you enter the recipient's a/c number EXACTLY as shown", I conceded defeat. I took my laptop to my Bangkok bank branch on Jomtien second road, where the very kind security guard commenced inputting info' onto the bank's website. I watched him very closely as I needed to see where I was going wrong. It quickly became clear that the reason for my "failure" was that I had been entering the entire a/c number, whereas one only needs to enter THE LAST 3 CHARACTERS. Nowhere on the transfers screen was this mentioned, and I informed the bank of this anomaly using their messaging facility. I should add that the aforementioned security guard has helped me with other problems in the past, saving me the hassle of queueing to see someone else. He is a very kind and helpful person, and is a great asset to the bank.