Loop keyboard symbols. Symbols on the keyboard using the alt key
Each user of computers, especially actively used social networks, wondered: what is special symbols And where on the keyboard to find them? The answer to this question is not something complicated. The fact is that only frequently used characters are displayed on the keyboard: letters, punctuation marks, arithmetic action.
But in the world there are many other symbols. And in order to take advantage of them, you need to know some concepts. Such symbols are called special. Their difference is that they are more comic than really useful.
How to introduce special mute from the keyboard?
To begin with, we will analyze the easiest and understandable input of specialsters, which are already located on the keyboard of the device. To do this, clamp the SHIFT key and select the desired symbol.
But do not forget that for convenience, the characters are separated between the keyboard layouts. Therefore, pay attention to the location of the sign relative to the main one.
We use specialimwills when creating passwords
Many users wondered how to create reliable password. To do this, you do not need to create huge sets of different letters, digits and punctuation signs, it is enough to use an unusual icon. So how to use special mute on the keyboard for a password?
To use the specialist when entering a password, you must enable Numlock. After that, clamp the ALT and "+" key, then type the desired set of characters and get the sign you need. But in the Parole itself, it will not be registered as a specialist, and will be recorded in the encoding necessary for this.
We use Unicode on the Windows 10 keyboard
To take advantage of specials windows keyboard 10, you need to go to the taskbar and query the table in the search bar. And then run this application.
In the table that opens, you can choose the font. To copy the character, click on it twice and at the bottom line click "Copy". You can also select the symbol set language.
We enter the special mixes using the keyboard
The most practical way to set characters is the Alt key combination and the desired Unicode. Special Mills on keyboard Alt. Will be discussed in the table below.
But before you know about them, you need to understand the principle of data entry of characters. To enter the symbol you need, press the ALT key, then on the right side of the keyboard click "+" and score a digital command in which the desired sign is encrypted.
Special Symbols Tables for Text Description
And now, in fact, we will look at how some of the specialists look like. Many of them are used infrequently.
Name | Symbolism | View | Description |
---|---|---|---|
160 | space without breaks | ||
iEXCL | 161 | ¡ | exclamation point Up Tormashkami |
cENT. | 162 | ¢ | cent |
pound | 163 | £ | pound sterling |
euro. | 0128 | € | euro |
8591 | ₪ | shekel | |
curren. | 164 | ¤ | currency unit |
yen | 165 | yen or yuan | |
166 | ¦ | dotted vertical trait | |
sect. | 167 | § | paragraph |
uML | 168 | ¨ | diaeresis |
copy | 169 | copyright sign | |
oRDF. | 170 | ª | section Number (Female) |
186 | º | section Number (Male) | |
171 | « | opening quotes | |
187 | » | closing quotation | |
not. | 172 | ¬ | negation |
173 | place possible transfer | ||
176 | ° | degree | |
permil | ‰ | pROMILL | |
acute. | 180 | ´ | stripging sign |
micro. | 181 | µ | micro |
para. | 182 | ¶ | symbol of paragraph |
middot. | 183 | · | point |
cedil. | 184 | ¸ | cedilla |
sup1 | 185 | ¹ | upper index (unit) |
175 | longitude sign over vowels is set on top | ||
iQuest | 191 | ¿ | question mark up Tormashkami |
174 | ® | registered brand sign |
Table Special Characters - arrows
And these special characters are perfect for any schemes. This table It is worth having at hand.
Table of punctuation signs
Well, without these signs, it is not at all when writing articles. They are familiar with everyone without exception.
Name | Symbolism | View | Description |
---|---|---|---|
bull | 8226 | . | black Circle of Small Sizes |
hellip. | 8230 | … | dot |
prime. | 8242 | ′ | single Barcode - Minutes and Feet |
8243 | ″ | double Strike - Seconds and Inches | |
8254 | ‾ | upper underscore | |
frasl | 8260 | ⁄ | fractional trait under the tilt to the right |
Basic punctuation | |||
ndash | 8211 | - | dash |
mdash | 8212 | — | long tire |
lsquo. | 8216 | ‘ | left single quotation |
8217 | ’ | right single quotation | |
8218 | ‚ | single quotion (lower) | |
8220 | “ | double Quotes (slope left) | |
8221 | ” | double quotion (slope to the right) | |
8222 | „ | double Quotor (Lower) |
Table of arithmetic signs
Such signs are just a find for mathematics. None cannot be recorded without their help.
Name | Symbolism | View | Description |
---|---|---|---|
times | 215 | × | multiplication sign |
divide | 247 | ÷ | division sign |
frasl | 8260 | ⁄ | fractional trait |
minus. | 8722 | − | minus sign |
il | 60 | < | sign less |
gT. | 62 | > | sign bigger |
le. | 8804 | ≤ | less or equal |
gE. | 8805 | ≥ | more or equal |
8776 | ≈ | asymptotically equal | |
ne | 8800 | ≠ | inequality |
equiv. | 8801 | ≡ | identically coincided with |
plusmn. | 177 | ± | plus-minus |
fRAC14. | 188 | ¼ | one quarter |
fRAC12 | 189 | ½ | a half |
fRAC34. | 190 | ¾ | three quarters |
sup1 | 185 | ¹ | unit in the upper index |
178 | ² | two in the upper index (square) | |
179 | ³ | three in the upper index (cube) | |
8730 | √ | square root (radical) | |
8734 | ∞ | sign infinity | |
sUM. | 8721 | ∑ | sign Sign |
8719 | ∏ | sign of work | |
part | 8706 | ∂ | partial Differential |
int. | 8747 | ∫ | integral |
formall | 8704 | ∀ | for all |
eXIST | 8707 | ∃ | exists |
empty. | 8709 | ∅ | empty set; diameter |
8711 | ∇ | nabel | |
isin. | 8712 | ∈ | belongs |
notin. | 8713 | ∉ | not belong |
ni. | 8715 | ∋ | contains |
lowast. | 8727 | ∗ | operator "Star" |
prop. | 8733 | ∝ | proportional |
ang. | 8736 | ∠ | angle |
and. | 8743 | ∧ | logical I. |
or. | 8744 | ∨ | logical or |
cap | 8745 | ∩ | crossing |
cup | 8746 | ∪ | an association |
theRe4. | 8756 | ∴ | hence |
sIM. | 8764 | sign of similarity - "Changes with" - Tilda Sign | |
8773 | ≅ | aPPROXIMATELY EQUAL TO. | |
sub. | 8834 | ⊂ | this is a subset |
sup. | 8835 | ⊃ | this is a suggestion |
nSub | 8836 | ⊄ | not a subset |
sUBE | 8838 | ⊆ | is a subset either equal |
8839 | ⊇ | is a supertension or equal | |
8853 | ⊕ | plus in a circle | |
otimes. | 8855 | ⊗ | multiplication sign in a mug |
8869 | ⊥ | orthogonal, perpendicular | |
sdot. | 8901 | ⋅ | operator "Point" |
fNOT. | 402 | ƒ | function sign |
Table Latin, Greek and Hebrew letters
Not many, of course, will use these signs when working with a computer. However, it does not prevent themselves for general development.
Name | Symbolism | View | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Letters | |||
Agrave. | 192 | À | capital and with blunt stress |
193 | Á | And with sharp stress | |
Acirc | 194 | Â | And with a circumflex (diacritical sign over vowel) |
195 | Ã | And with Tilda | |
AUML | 196 | Ä | And with three (sign over the vowel to pronounce it separately from the preceding vowel) |
197 | Å | And with top mug | |
Aelig | 198 | Æ | symbols AE |
Ccedil. | 199 | Ç | C with sledil |
Egrave. | 200 | È | E with stupid stress |
201 | É | E with sharp emphasis | |
202 | Ê | E with circumflex (diacritical sign over vowel) | |
203 | Ë | E with three | |
Igrave. | 204 | Ì | I with stupid stress |
205 | Í | I with sharp stress | |
Icirc | 206 | Î | I with Circumflex |
IUML. | 207 | Ï | I with three |
Eth | 208 | Ð | eth symbols |
Ntilde. | 209 | Ñ | N with Tilda |
Ograve. | 210 | Ò | O with blunt stress |
211 | Ó | O with sharp stress | |
Ocirc | 212 | Ô | O with circumflex |
Otilde | 213 | Õ | O with Tilda |
OUML | 214 | Ö | O with three |
Oslash. | 216 | Ø | O with Strochika |
Ugrave. | 217 | Ù | U with stupid stress |
218 | Ú | U with sharp stress | |
219 | Û | U with Circumflex | |
UUML | 220 | Ü | U with three |
Yacute. | 221 | Ý | Y with sharp stress |
Thorn. | 222 | Þ | Thorn. |
agrave. | 224 | à | string but with blunt stress |
225 | á | And with sharp stress | |
acirc | 226 | â | And with Circumflex |
atilde. | 227 | ã | And with Tilda |
aUML | 228 | ä | And with three |
aRING. | 229 | å | And with top mug |
aelig | 230 | æ | AE |
ccedil. | 231 | ç | And with Sedil |
egrave. | 232 | è | E with stupid stress |
233 | é | E with sharp emphasis | |
234 | ê | E with Circumflex | |
eUML | 235 | ë | E with three |
igrave. | 236 | ì | I with stupid stress |
237 | í | I with sharp stress | |
icirc | 238 | î | I with Circumflex |
iUML. | 239 | ï | I with three |
eth. | 240 | ð | eth symbols |
ntilde. | 241 | ñ | N with Tilda |
ograve. | 242 | ò | O with blunt stress |
243 | ó | O with sharp stress | |
ocirc | 244 | ô | O with circumflex |
otilde | 245 | õ | I with Tilda |
oUML | 246 | ö | I with three |
oslash. | 248 | ø | O with Strochika |
ugrave. | 249 | ù | U with stupid stress |
250 | ú | U with sharp stress | |
251 | û | U with Circumflex | |
uUML. | 252 | ü | U with three |
yacute. | 253 | ý | Y with sharpness |
thorn. | 254 | þ | thorn. |
yuml | 255 | ÿ | Y with three |
Letters of the Greek Alphabet | |||
913 | Α | greek capital letter alpha | |
914 | Β | beta | |
915 | Γ | greek capital letter Gamma | |
916 | Δ | delta | |
917 | Ε | greek capital letter Epsilon | |
918 | Ζ | dzeta | |
919 | greek capital letter | ||
920 | Θ | teta | |
921 | Ι | greek capital letter IOM | |
922 | Κ | kappa | |
923 | Λ | greek capital letter lambda | |
924 | Μ | mu. | |
925 | greek capital letter nude | ||
926 | Ξ | kSI. | |
927 | Ο | greek capital letter Oomikron | |
928 | Π | p. | |
929 | greek capital letter RO | ||
931 | Σ | sigma | |
932 | greek capital letter Tau | ||
933 | Υ | ipsylon | |
934 | greek capital letter fi | ||
935 | Χ | chill | |
936 | greek capital letter psi | ||
937 | Ω | omega | |
945 | α | greek lowercase letter alpha | |
946 | β | beta | |
947 | γ | gaskin Gamma Lighting Letter | |
948 | δ | delta | |
949 | ε | greek lowercase letter Epsilon | |
950 | ζ | dzeta | |
951 | greek lower case letter | ||
952 | θ | teta | |
953 | ι | greek lowercase letter IOM | |
954 | κ | kappa | |
955 | λ | greek lowercase lambda letter | |
956 | μ | mu. | |
957 | greek lowercase letter nude | ||
958 | ξ | kSI. | |
959 | ο | greek lower case letter Omicron | |
960 | π | p. | |
961 | greek lowercase letter ro | ||
962 | ς | sigma (Final) | |
963 | σ | greek lower case letter Sigma | |
964 | τ | tau | |
965 | υ | greek lower case letter Ipsylon | |
966 | φ | f. | |
967 | greek lowercase letter hee | ||
968 | ψ | psi | |
969 | ω | greek lower case letter omega | |
Hebrew letters | |||
1488 | א | aleph | |
1489 | ב | bET | |
1490 | ג | giamel | |
1491 | ד | dalued | |
1492 | ה | shay | |
1493 | ו | vav. | |
1494 | ז | zain | |
1495 | ח | hat | |
1496 | ט | tET | |
1497 | י | yud. | |
1498 | ך | kaf Sofit | |
1499 | כ | cafing | |
1500 | ל | lamed | |
1501 | ם | mam Sofit | |
1502 | מ | mam. | |
1503 | ן | nun-Sofit | |
1504 | נ | nUN | |
1505 | ס | sAMEX | |
1506 | ע | aIN | |
1507 | ף | pey Sofit | |
1508 | פ | pee. | |
1509 | ץ | tsadik Sofit | |
1510 | צ | tsadik | |
1511 | ק | kouf | |
1512 | ר | rais | |
1513 | ש | tire | |
1514 | ת | tav. |
Additional Character Table
Here are some more useful signs. Perhaps you will also come to you
Name | Symbolism | View | Description |
---|---|---|---|
9824 | ♠ | mast sign "Peaks" | |
9827 | ♣ | sign of Treft Maste | |
9829 | sign of the master "Cherry" | ||
9830 | ♦ | mast sign "Bubne" | |
9674 | ◊ | rhombus | |
9675 | ○ | a circle | |
9679 | ● | black circle | |
9668 | ◄ | triangle left | |
9660 | ▼ | black triangle down | |
9658 | black triangle right | ||
9650 | ▲ | black triangle | |
9632 | ■ | black square | |
9642 | ▪ | black quadic | |
9643 | ▫ | square | |
9792 | ♀ | women start | |
9794 | male start | ||
34 | " | double Quotes | |
amp | 38 | & | ampersand |
lt. | 60 | < | sign "Less" |
gT. | 62 | > | "More" sign |
cIRC. | 710 | ˆ | circumflex symbol |
tilde. | 732 | ˜ | tilde |
trade. | 8482 | ™ | sign of brand |
Finally
In the world there are many characters that are necessary for users of computers for applying for their own purposes. To know everything is impossible. After all, humanity for his centuries-old history created more than a million different codes and other types of information encoded in the image, but there are tables of special symbols that are available to all users.
These signs have a huge area of \u200b\u200bapplication, so it will have to come together with many. Entering specialsters from the keyboard is easy. The main thing is to be able to use the capabilities of your device, and this will allow you to apply various specialists for your own purposes.
Existing characters - and these are not only letters, numbers, mathematical and punctuation signs, and many others, are much more than keys on the computer keyboard. Microsoft employees who have developed Windows system solved this problem by appropriating each symbol unique codeThe entry of which is carried out using the ALT key.
To familiarize yourself with the list of all existing characters, you need to go to the "Start" menu and further:
All Programs -\u003e Standard -\u003e Service -\u003e Character Table
As a result, the symbol table will open in Unicode.
For help: Unicode - symbol coding standard, allowing to present signs of almost all written languages. Initially, Unicode was created to eliminate errors with encoding.
To translate the table to a convenient encoding for you, you need to check the box opposite "additional viewing parameters" and using the drop-down menu to select the desired set of characters ("Cyrillic" for the Russian language).
Alt codes
To set the ALT code, you need to press the ALT key and alternately press the specified code numbers, after the ALT key is released. The symbol will appear after the key release.
HTML mnemonics
In addition to Alt codes, the table shows HTML mnemonics.
Mnemonic is a code representation of a symbol in HTML, starting with the ampersand "&" sign and ending with a semicolon ";".
Accordingly, HTML, for example, the "More" symbol can be written in two ways:
\u003e - as a regular symbol
\u003e - as a mnemonic code;
The character can be displayed only if it is presented in the font used. Otherwise, you will see a rectangle, a question mark and something other, denoting the absence of an image for the specified symbol.
Now this problem is successfully solved thanks to the plug-in fonts.
Table of Special Keyboard Symbols
Symbol | Alt +. | Mnemonics | Title / destination |
Most useful symbols | |||
- | 151 | — | long dash (M-DASH), for Russian writing the only true |
« | 171 | « | opening quotor "Yelochka" |
» | 187 | » | closing quoting "Christmas tree" |
160 | inspetent gap (words separated by such a space are always on the same line) | ||
… | 133 | … | dot |
„ | 132 | „ | double bottom quotation |
“ | 147 | “ | double left quotation |
” | 148 | ” | double right quotation |
‚ | 130 | ‚ | single bottom quotation |
‘ | 145 | ‘ | single left quotation |
’ | 146 | ’ | single right quotation |
© | 169 | copyright (copyright protection sign) | |
™ | 153 | ™ | trademark |
® | 174 | ® | trademark security sign |
– | 150 | - | average dash (n-dash) |
" | 34 | " | programmer double quotor |
< | 60 | < | sign "Less" |
> | 62 | > | "More" sign |
‘ | 39 | " | normal single quotation (Located on the left of the Enter key) |
& | 38 | & | ampersand |
° | 248 (176) | ° | sign of degree |
№ | 252 (185) | № | number Sign (SHIFT + 3 in Russian Layout) |
√ | 251 | √ | square root |
· | 250 (183) | · | iNTERPUCT (Point for Studying in the Latin Letter) |
¤ | 253 (164) | ¤ | currency sign |
€ | 0136 (0128) | € | the symbol "Euro" |
¥ | 165 | ¥ | symbol "Yen" |
¢ | 162 | ¢ | symbol "Cent" (American) |
£ | 163 | £ | symbol "Pound" (British) |
× | 215 | × | multiplication sign |
÷ | 247 | ÷ | division sign |
− | - | − | mINUS sign (correct, not the one that minus hyphen) |
+ | 43 | + | plus sign |
± | 177 | ± | plus-minus |
¹ | 185 | ¹ | upper index "1" |
² | 178 | ² | upper index "2" |
³ | 179 | ³ | upper index "3" |
‰ | 137 | ‰ | pROMILL |
173 | - | "Soft" transfer (means that in this place the browser, at his discretion, can postpone part of the word) | |
Arrows | |||
16 | right | ||
◄ | 17 | ◄ | left |
▲ | 30 | ▲ | up |
▼ | 31 | ▼ | down |
18 | ↕ | up down | |
↔ | 29 | ↔ | left-right |
24 | up | ||
↓ | 25 | ↓ | down |
→ | 26 | → | right |
← | 27 | ← | left |
¶ | 20(182) | ¶ | symbol of paragraph |
§ | 21(167) | § | symbol of paragraph |
` | 96 | - | masic reverse apostrophe (left from key 1, above Tab) |
Other symbols | |||
1 | - | smiley | |
☻ | 2 | - | inverted smiley |
3 | cherry (Heart) | ||
♦ | 4 | ♦ | diamonds |
♣ | 5 | ♣ | trefts (cross) |
♠ | 6 | ♠ | peaks |
7(149) | . | marker for a list | |
♂ | 11 | - | male designation (symbol of the planet Mars) |
♀ | 12 | - | female Designation (Venus Mirror) |
ƒ | 131 | ƒ | latin F with "tail" |
† | 134 | † | cross |
‡ | 135 | ‡ | double Cross |
¡ | 161 | ¡ | overting exclamation mark |
¦ | 166 | ¦ | "Rvanged" vertical trait |
¬ | 172 | ¬ | sign of denial |
µ | 181 | µ | symbol "Micro" (used in the SI system, to denote the corresponding console) |
Greek lowercase letters | |||
α | - | α | alpha |
β | - | β | beta |
γ | - | γ | gamma |
δ | - | δ | delta |
ε | - | ε | epsilon |
ζ | - | ζ | dzeta |
η | - | η | this |
θ | - | θ | teta |
ι | - | ι | iota |
κ | - | κ | kappa |
λ | - | λ | lambda |
μ | - | μ | mu. |
ν | - | ν | nu |
ξ | - | ξ | kSI. |
ο | - | ο | omicron |
π | - | π | p. |
ρ | - | ρ | rO |
σ | - | σ | sigma |
τ | - | τ | tau |
υ | - | υ | ipsylon |
φ | - | φ | f. |
χ | - | χ | chill |
ψ | - | ψ | psi |
ω | - | ω | omega |
Greek capital letters | |||
Α | - | Α | alpha |
Β | - | Β | beta |
Γ | - | Γ | gamma |
Δ | - | Δ | delta |
Ε | - | Ε | epsilon |
Ζ | - | Ζ | dzeta |
Η | - | Η | this |
Θ | - | Θ | teta |
Ι | - | Ι | iota |
Κ | - | Κ | kappa |
Λ | - | Λ | lambda |
Μ | - | Μ | mu. |
Ν | - | Ν | nu |
Ξ | - | Ξ | kSI. |
Ο | - | Ο | omicron |
Π | - | Π | p. |
Ρ | - | Ρ | rO |
Σ | - | Σ | sigma |
Τ | - | Τ | tau |
Υ | - | Υ | ipsylon |
Φ | - | Φ | f. |
Χ | - | Χ | chill |
Ψ | - | Ψ | psi |
Ω | - | Ω | omega |
Drobi. | |||
½ | 189 | ½ | fraction "One Second" |
⅓ | - | ⅓ | fraction "One-third" |
¼ | 188 | ¼ | fraction "One Quarter" |
⅕ | ⅕ | fraction "One Fifth" | |
⅙ | - | ⅙ | fraction "One Six" |
⅛ | - | ⅛ | fraction "One Eighth" |
⅔ | - | ⅔ | fragment "Two Treat" |
⅖ | - | ⅖ | fragment "Two Fifth" |
¾ | 190 | ¾ | fraction "Three Fourth" |
⅗ | - | ⅗ | fragment "Three Fifth" |
⅜ | - | ⅜ | fraction "Three Eighth" |
⅘ | - | ⅘ | fragment "Four Fifth" |
⅚ | - | ⅚ | fragment "Five Sixth" |
⅝ | - | ⅝ | fraction "five eighth" |
⅞ | - | ⅞ | fraction "Seven Eighth" |
While working with text on a computer, even in advanced users, a variety of problems occur. For example, if you need to print the letters of the Greek alphabet. They are often used in mathematics, chemistry, physics and other accurate sciences.
Unfortunately, there is no "Alpha" symbol and other signs of the Greek alphabet on the keyboard. Nevertheless, you can still insert them. But how? Let's try to find an answer to this question. Even novice users will be able to easily learn the set of "Greek" on PC. The proposed methods will be discussed on the example of working with MS Word.
Inserting a symbol
The symbols of "alpha", "omega" and other designations of the Greek alphabet will not find any modern keyboard. Nevertheless, insert them into the text will not be much difficulty.
The first version of the development of events is to work with the insertion of special characters. There is a similar function in all versions of the "Word".
To insert any special character that is not on the keyboard panel, it is recommended to do the following:
- Go to text editor.
- Install the pointer cursor to the position where you need to put an appropriate sign.
- Open "Insert" - "Special Symbols".
- A small menu with a long list appears on the screen.
- Double click on a particular symbol. It is enough to look for the desired element through the eyes. In our case, it is recommended to switch to a set of "Greek ...". Thus, the "alpha" symbol is easier to detect.
- Close the special insert menu when working with the service is completed.
This is only one of the possible methods for solving the task. Users are able to find not only the characters "alpha", "beta", "gamma", but also other components of the Greek alphabet in the specified menu item "Word". It is very convenient.
Copy and insert
The following reception is extremely rare, but it is still recommended to remember about it. You can find a special character in some ready-made text, and then copy it to your document.
Instructions for the use of this method reduces to the following manipulations:
- Open the browser and find with it with any text in which the Greek letters are found - the designations of quantities.
- Select a cursor one or another symbol.
- Click on the Ctrl + C keyboard. This command will copy information to the clipboard.
- Go to your text editor and click on Ctrl + V. The operation on the insertion of the text will be performed in a fraction of a second.
A similar method, as we have said, almost never occurs in practice. Therefore, it should not be hoped for him. The Alpha Symbol to find in the finished text on the network is not so simple. But at any time, the user can print it independently.
Keyboard shortcut
How exactly? If you do not count the special insert in the "Word", there are two more solutions to the task. The characters "Alpha", Omega and others can be inserted using ASCII codes. The main problem is to find information about the cyphic notation of special characters.
The ASCII CODE Guide in Word for the printing of the Greek alphabet has the following interpretation:
- Start work with a text editor.
- Translate the print indicator to the place where you need to insert special sign.
- Press the "Alt" button on the keyboard. It does not matter - right or left.
- Dial the ASCII code of a particular symbol. With some cyphyr designations, you will read below.
- Release the clamped keys.
Important! When a specialized code kit, the ALT key must be pressed. Before starting the operation will have to be included Num Lock. and use the appropriate part of the keyboard for printing.
Here are some ASCII codes for Greek icons (lower case):
- 945 - Alpha symbol;
- 946 - beta;
- 947 - Gamma;
- 948 - Delta;
- 969 - Omega.
Now the main Greek symbols will not be wondering. Even a schoolboy will cope with the task.
Using Unicode
The "Alpha" symbol on the keyboard cannot be detected. But if desired, the user can use Unicode to print the corresponding symbol. This is a fairly common technique, but not everyone knows about him.
To work with Unicode, you will need:
- Install the printing cursor in the place of the special sign in the future.
- Dial a special Unicode responsible for the designation of a symbol.
- Click simultaneously Alt and X (English letter).
The described manipulations will lead to the printing of the "alpha" symbol or any other sign. It all depends on the specified hexadecimal code.
Here is Unicode used for some lowercase Greek letters:
- 3b1 - alpha;
- 3b2 - beta;
- 3b3 - gamma;
- 3A9 - Omega.
What is Alt code? Alt-code are symbols that are displayed when you press the key combination on the ALT + X keyboard, where x is a set of numbers (defined number) on the NUMPAD "e. Numpad is a block of numbers on the keyboard as a rule located on the right. Alt symbols on a PC with operating windows systems Not available when using a conventional keyboard. They can only be called using additional commands. Click the Alt button and recruit the number in the decimal number. I hope everything is clear here. The Alt Code Table will help you orientize and find the desired symbol.
Attention! Digit the keyboard on the side Num-Pad.
Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | ☺ | 21 | § | 41 | ) | 61 | = | 81 | Q. | 101 | e. | 121 | y. |
2 | ☻ | 22 | ▬ | 42 | * | 62 | > | 82 | R. | 102 | f. | 122 | z. |
3 | 23 | ↨ | 43 | + | 63 | ? | 83 | S. | 103 | g. | 123 | { | |
4 | ♦ | 24 | 44 | , | 64 | @ | 84 | T. | 104 | h. | 124 | | | |
5 | ♣ | 25 | ↓ | 45 | - | 65 | A. | 85 | U. | 105 | i. | 125 | } |
6 | ♠ | 26 | → | 46 | . | 66 | B. | 86 | V. | 106 | j. | 126 | ~ |
7 | . | 27 | ← | 47 | / | 67 | C. | 87 | W. | 107 | k. | 127 | ⌂ |
8 | ◘ | 28 | ∟ | 48 | 0 | 68 | D. | 88 | X. | 108 | l. | 128 | A. |
9 | ○ | 29 | ↔ | 49 | 1 | 69 | E. | 89 | Y. | 109 | m. | 129 | B. |
10 | ◙ | 30 | ▲ | 50 | 2 | 70 | F. | 90 | Z. | 110 | n. | 130 | IN |
11 | ♂ | 31 | ▼ | 51 | 3 | 71 | G. | 91 | [ | 111 | o. | 131 | G. |
12 | ♀ | 32 | <пробел> | 52 | 4 | 72 | H. | 92 | \ | 112 | p. | 132 | D. |
13 | ♪ | 33 | ! | 53 | 5 | 73 | I. | 93 | ] | 113 | q. | 133 | E. |
14 | ♫ | 34 | " | 54 | 6 | 74 | J. | 94 | ^ | 114 | r. | 134 | J. |
15 | ☼ | 35 | # | 55 | 7 | 75 | K. | 95 | _ | 115 | s. | 135 | Z. |
16 | 36 | $ | 56 | 8 | 76 | L. | 96 | ` | 116 | t. | 136 | AND | |
17 | ◄ | 37 | % | 57 | 9 | 77 | M. | 97 | a. | 117 | u. | 137 | J. |
18 | ↕ | 38 | & | 58 | : | 78 | N. | 98 | b. | 118 | v. | 138 | TO |
19 | ‼ | 39 | " | 59 | ; | 79 | O. | 99 | c. | 119 | w. | 139 | L. |
20 | ¶ | 40 | ( | 60 | < | 80 | P. | 100 | d. | 120 | x. | 140 | M. |
Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol |
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141 | N. | 161 | b. | 181 | ╡ | 201 | ╔ | 221 | ▌ | 241 | e. |
142 | ABOUT | 162 | in | 182 | ╢ | 202 | ╩ | 222 | ▐ | 242 | Є |
143 | P | 163 | g. | 183 | ╖ | 203 | ╦ | 223 | ▀ | 243 | є |
144 | R | 164 | d. | 184 | ╕ | 204 | ╠ | 224 | r | 244 | Ї |
145 | FROM | 165 | e. | 185 | ╣ | 205 | ═ | 225 | from | 245 | ї |
146 | T. | 166 | j. | 186 | ║ | 206 | ╬ | 226 | t. | 246 | Ў |
147 | W. | 167 | z. | 187 | ╗ | 207 | ╧ | 227 | w. | 247 | ў |
148 | F. | 168 | and | 188 | ╝ | 208 | ╨ | 228 | f. | 248 | ° |
149 | H. | 169 | j. | 189 | ╜ | 209 | ╤ | 229 | h. | 249 | ∙ |
150 | C. | 170 | to | 190 | ╛ | 210 | ╥ | 230 | c. | 250 | · |
151 | C. | 171 | l. | 191 | ┐ | 211 | ╙ | 231 | c. | 251 | √ |
152 | Sh | 172 | m. | 192 | └ | 212 | ╘ | 232 | sh | 252 | № |
153 | Sh | 173 | n. | 193 | ┴ | 213 | ╒ | 233 | sh | 253 | ¤ |
154 | Kommersant | 174 | about | 194 | ┬ | 214 | ╓ | 234 | kommersant | 254 | ■ |
155 | S | 175 | p | 195 | ├ | 215 | ╫ | 235 | s | 255 | <неразры vNU Space\u003e |
156 | B | 176 | ░ | 196 | ─ | 216 | ╪ | 236 | b | 256 | Ā |
157 | E. | 177 | ▒ | 197 | ┼ | 217 | ┘ | 237 | e. | 257 | ☺ |
158 | YU | 178 | ▓ | 198 | ╞ | 218 | ┌ | 238 | yu | 258 | ☻ |
159 | I | 179 | │ | 199 | ╟ | 219 | █ | 239 | i | 259 | |
160 | but | 180 | ┤ | 200 | ╚ | 220 | ▄ | 240 | E. | 260 | ♦ |
English layout
Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol |
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0127 | "?" (empty symbol) | 0144 | ђ | 0160 | <неразры vNU Space\u003e |
0176 | ° | 0192 | À | 0208 | Ð | 0224 | à | 0240 | ð |
0128 | Ђ | 0145 | ‘ | 0161 | ¡ | 0177 | ± | 0193 | Á | 0209 | Ñ | 0225 | á | 0241 | ñ |
0129 | Ѓ | 0146 | ’ | 0162 | ¢ | 0178 | ² | 0194 | Â | 0210 | Ò | 0226 | â | 0242 | ò |
0130 | ‚ | 0147 | ” | 0163 | £ | 0179 | ³ | 0195 | Ã | 0211 | Ó | 0227 | ã | 0243 | ó |
0131 | ƒ | 0148 | ” | 0164 | ¤ | 0180 | ´ | 0196 | Ä | 0212 | Ô | 0228 | ä | 0244 | ô |
0132 | „ | 0149 | . | 0165 | ¥ | 0181 | µ | 0197 | Å | 0213 | Õ | 0229 | å | 0245 | õ |
0133 | … | 0150 | - | 0166 | ¦ | 0182 | ¶ | 0198 | Æ | 0214 | Ö | 0230 | æ | 0246 | ö |
0134 | † | 0151 | — | 0167 | § | 0183 | · | 0199 | Ç | 0215 | × | 0231 | ç | 0247 | ÷ |
0135 | ‡ | 0152 | ˜ | 0168 | ¨ | 0184 | ¸ | 0200 | È | 0216 | Ø | 0232 | è | 0248 | ø |
0136 | ˆ | 0153 | ™ | 0169 | 0185 | ¹ | 0201 | É | 0217 | Ù | 0233 | é | 0249 | ù | |
0137 | ‰ | 0154 | š | 0170 | ª | 0186 | º | 0202 | Ê | 0218 | Ú | 0234 | ê | 0250 | ú |
0138 | Š | 0155 | › | 0171 | « | 0187 | » | 0203 | Ë | 0219 | Û | 0235 | ë | 0251 | û |
0139 | ‹ | 0156 | œ | 0172 | ¬ | 0188 | ¼ | 0204 | Ì | 0220 | Ü | 0236 | ì | 0252 | ü |
0140 | Œ | 0157 | ќ | 0173 | - ------- | 0189 | ½ | 0205 | Í | 0221 | Ý | 0237 | í | 0253 | ý |
0142 | Ž | 0158 | ž | 0174 | ® | 0190 | ¾ | 0206 | Î | 0222 | Þ | 0238 | î | 0254 | þ |
0143 | Џ | 0159 | Ÿ | 0175 | ¯ | 0191 | ¿ | 0207 | Ï | 0223 | ß | 0239 | ï | 0255 | ÿ |
Russian layout
Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol | Alt code | Symbol |
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0127 | ? | 0144 | ђ | 0161 | Ў | 0178 | І | 0195 | G. | 0212 | F. | 0229 | e. | 0246 | c. |
0128 | Ђ | 0145 | ‘ | 0162 | ў | 0179 | і | 0196 | D. | 0213 | H. | 0230 | j. | 0247 | c. |
0129 | Ѓ | 0146 | ’ | 0163 | Ј | 0180 | ґ | 0197 | E. | 0214 | C. | 0231 | z. | 0248 | sh |
0130 | ‚ | 0147 | “ | 0164 | ¤ | 0181 | µ | 0198 | J. | 0215 | C. | 0232 | and | 0249 | sh |
0131 | ѓ | 0148 | ” | 0165 | Ґ | 0182 | ¶ | 0199 | Z. | 0216 | Sh | 0233 | j. | 0250 | kommersant |
0132 | „ | 0149 | . | 0166 | ¦ | 0183 | · | 0200 | AND | 0217 | Sh | 0234 | to | 0251 | s |
0133 | … | 0150 | - | 0167 | § | 0184 | e. | 0201 | J. | 0218 | Kommersant | 0235 | l. | 0252 | b |
0134 | † | 0151 | — | 0168 | E. | 0185 | № | 0202 | TO | 0219 | S | 0236 | m. | 0253 | e. |
0135 | ‡ | 0152 | | 0169 | 0186 | є | 0203 | L. | 0220 | B | 0237 | n. | 0254 | yu | |
0136 | € | 0153 | ™ | 0170 | Є | 0187 | » | 0204 | M. | 0221 | E. | 0238 | about | 0255 | i |
0137 | ‰ | 0154 | љ | 0171 | « | 0188 | ј | 0205 | N. | 0222 | YU | 0239 | p | ||
0138 | Љ | 0155 | › | 0172 | ¬- | 0189 | Ѕ | 0206 | ABOUT | 0223 | I | 0240 | r | ||
0139 | ‹ | 0156 | њ | 0173 | --- | 0190 | ѕ | 0207 | P | 0224 | but | 0241 | from | ||
0140 | Њ | 0157 | ќ | 0174 | ® | 0191 | ї | 0208 | R | 0225 | b. | 0242 | t. | ||
0141 | Ќ | 0158 | ћ | 0175 | Ї | 0192 | BUT | 0209 | FROM | 0226 | in | 0243 | w. | ||
0142 | Ћ | 0159 | џ | 0176 | ° | 0193 | B. | 0210 | T. | 0227 | g. | 0244 | f. | ||
0143 | Џ | 0160 | <неразры vNU Space\u003e |
0177 | ± | 0194 | IN | 0211 | W. | 0228 | d. | 0245 | h. |