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<blockquote data-quote="gospieler" data-source="post: 2514000" data-attributes="member: 258316">You could type special symbols (ASCII code symbols) using the &lt;ALT&gt; key + a number code using the numeric keypad.Laptops/notebooks/netbooks have a HIDDEN NUMERIC KEYPAD, check these keys:7-8-9-0 u-i-o-p j-k-l-; m-&lt;-&gt;-? you could see a small blue or other color number/numeric operator on them, well this is your numeric keypad.HOW TO ENABLE THE HIDDEN NUMERIC KEYPAD.METHOD 1: Using the FN key (function key)To switch the keys to numeric keypad press and hold the FUNCTION KEY (the FN key located at the bottom-left side of the keyboard) and type using the hidden numeric keypad.TYPE: I love milkPress and hold the FN key and type:&nbsp; I love milk, you will get 5 36ve 0532 instead, because you are using the numeric padMETHOD 2: Using the hidden NUMERIC LOCKLook on the Fn keys (top row of keys) or on your keyboard keys for a padlock symbol or the words NumLock, or NumLk, or Num or other symbol (check your computer manual). TYPE: I love milkNow enable the NUMERIC LOCK• To enable the NUMERIC LOCKIf the NUMERIC LOCK symbol or word is shown in a different color, find the matching-color key, such as &lt;ALT&gt; or &lt;FN&gt; and press and hold that key and press the NUMERIC LOCK key. If nothing happens, try SHIFT + NUMERIC LOCK key. Now, the keyboard has switched into numeric keypad mode.TYPE: I love milk you will get 5 36ve 0532• To disable the NUMERIC LOCKPress the NUMERIC LOCK key combination that you use to turn it on.TYPING SPECIAL SYMBOLS:• Enable the NUMERIC LOCK or hold the FN (Function key)• Press and hold the &lt;ALT&gt; key and type the number combination using the hidden numeric keypad.For a list of ASCII code symbols you can type check http://charlie.balch.org/asp/ascii.aspPsst: You own me a digital-coffee for this explanation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gospieler, post: 2514000, member: 258316"] You could type special symbols (ASCII code symbols) using the <ALT> key + a number code using the numeric keypad. Laptops/notebooks/netbooks have a HIDDEN NUMERIC KEYPAD, check these keys: 7-8-9-0 u-i-o-p j-k-l-; m-<->-? you could see a small blue or other color number/numeric operator on them, well this is your numeric keypad. HOW TO ENABLE THE HIDDEN NUMERIC KEYPAD. METHOD 1: Using the FN key (function key) To switch the keys to numeric keypad press and hold the FUNCTION KEY (the FN key located at the bottom-left side of the keyboard) and type using the hidden numeric keypad. TYPE: I love milk Press and hold the FN key and type: I love milk, you will get 5 36ve 0532 instead, because you are using the numeric pad METHOD 2: Using the hidden NUMERIC LOCK Look on the Fn keys (top row of keys) or on your keyboard keys for a padlock symbol or the words NumLock, or NumLk, or Num or other symbol (check your computer manual). TYPE: I love milk Now enable the NUMERIC LOCK • To enable the NUMERIC LOCK If the NUMERIC LOCK symbol or word is shown in a different color, find the matching-color key, such as <ALT> or <FN> and press and hold that key and press the NUMERIC LOCK key. If nothing happens, try SHIFT + NUMERIC LOCK key. Now, the keyboard has switched into numeric keypad mode. TYPE: I love milk you will get 5 36ve 0532 • To disable the NUMERIC LOCK Press the NUMERIC LOCK key combination that you use to turn it on. TYPING SPECIAL SYMBOLS: • Enable the NUMERIC LOCK or hold the FN (Function key) • Press and hold the <ALT> key and type the number combination using the hidden numeric keypad. For a list of ASCII code symbols you can type check http://charlie.balch.org/asp/ascii.asp Psst: You own me a digital-coffee for this explanation. [/QUOTE]

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