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Short of finding some program that does this, Windows has the built-in "alt codes". By pressing the Alt key and holding it while typing 4 digits, you can type symbols. The regular Alt, not AltGR. ...
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#2: Post edited
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Lundin
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2021-06-03T06:33:52Z (over 3 years ago)
Short of finding some program that does this, Windows have the built-in "alt codes". By pressing the Alt key and holding it while typing 4 digits, you can type symbols. The regular Alt, not AltGR.- You'll need a list of codes, such as this: https://altcodeunicode.com/
- For example:
- Alt 174 = «
- Alt 175 = »
- Alt 0222 = Þ
- Alt 0254 = þ
- Alt 0208 = Ð
- Alt 0240 = ð
- Short of finding some program that does this, Windows has the built-in "alt codes". By pressing the Alt key and holding it while typing 4 digits, you can type symbols. The regular Alt, not AltGR.
- You'll need a list of codes, such as this: https://altcodeunicode.com/
- For example:
- Alt 174 = «
- Alt 175 = »
- Alt 0222 = Þ
- Alt 0254 = þ
- Alt 0208 = Ð
- Alt 0240 = ð
#1: Initial revision
by
Lundin
·
2021-06-03T06:33:37Z (over 3 years ago)
Short of finding some program that does this, Windows have the built-in "alt codes". By pressing the Alt key and holding it while typing 4 digits, you can type symbols. The regular Alt, not AltGR.
You'll need a list of codes, such as this: https://altcodeunicode.com/
For example:
Alt 174 = «
Alt 175 = »
Alt 0222 = Þ
Alt 0254 = þ
Alt 0208 = Ð
Alt 0240 = ð