My computer keyboard as decided to malfunction. The ‘shift + 2’ does not give the “@” character anymore. :mad:
It is hard to type out email addresses without this character. :mad::mad:
I know the ascii decimal code is 37
I know the ascii hex code is 64
I know the hex unicode is 40
But How do I make it work when I am typing it out in an input box (like this one) or when I making my email addresses.
right now, I go to word, insert the special character and copy and paste the symbol. that is how I inserted the ‘’@’’ in the first sentence and here.
There has got to be an easier way.
Is is ''Alt +" the unicode? or the ascii Hex code or the decimal code?
I can live with malfunctioning keyboard. The “up arrow” key is also malfunctioning and I can overcome that as well. But I do not want to have to go to word to copy and paste the “@” symbol every time I need it.
Press and hold down Alt,
Press and Release ‘0’ on the numeric keypad,
Press and Release ‘6’ on the numeric keypad,
Press and Release ‘4’ on the numeric keypad,
Release Alt.
My laptop can invoke a numeric keypad from the keys 7,8,9,U,I,O,J,K,L and M keys by means of a “numlock” function. Perhaps yours has something like this.