Those Symbols

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  1. KreW

    KreW Senior Member

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    I'm currently on my laptop right now..How do you make those symbols with out a number key pad ..

    Like for example Alt + 7 or Alt + 424 ..

    I did it once but I forgot how, it was a long long time ago..I forgot <_< .

    I have a Dell Inspiron | 500m , if you need to know what the laptop's keyboard looks like, refer to that I guess..Just a regular keyboard without right number pad.
     
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    fn? maybe.
    Or go into word and do it with the symbols sections. §
     
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    Nope, it's not the function button. Shouldn't it be the function button..I don't get why..
     
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    Windows PCs have a Character Map, that can get you the characters maybe...
     
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    I always use my laptop and i have a dell inspiron 1200, it has blue buttons on it, to use them i hold down the "Fn" button.
     
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    Maybe my laptops broken..It's like 50 yrs old..When you hold fn do you have number lock on?
     
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    Ok 3 yrs old..Sorry..It's like old!
     
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    The link didn't work, and no I don't want a num pad on the side of my laptop..I go around with it a lot and I don't want to carry random garbage :P .
     
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    You can always just copy and paste by doing this:

    START >> PROGRAMS >> ACCESSORIES >> SYSTEM TOOLS >> CHARACTER MAP

    Sometimes the character map is in accessories, especially the older programs.

    Then choose your font, double click the symbol you want to use, and it'll show up at the bottom blank line for an easy Copy & Paste.
     
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    Oh, Ok I got it..Thanks for the help all.
     
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    to simplify that, you could press Winkey+R ->type in "charmap" -> brings up the Character Map! :D
     
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    Ok, thanks even esier.
     
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    Never mind, someone already answered :P lol
     

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