What are the keyboard shortcuts to type characters like registered trademark and copywrite and accent marks over vowels etc?\nAnyone know any interesting ones?
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If you are using windows, go to:\n\nStart Menu -> Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map\n\nThere you can see all the special charaters.
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How did they do that? Lower case "m"?\n\nEveryone do me a favor please.\n\nReport the mainworry, lower case "m".\n\nThank you for letting me know and thank you for reporting.
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http://www.kamban.com.au/prodtamkbd.htm\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/keyboards/kbdintam.htm
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I think its ctrl+tab\n\nCheck here\nhttp://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/keyboard
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On your computer click on start\n\nGo to All programs\nGo to Accessories\nGo to System Tools\nClick on Character Map\n\nHope this helps
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http://reviews.cnet.com/Keyboard_shortcuts_in_Windows_XP/4660-10165_7-5741384.html\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583
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You got a sticky ALT or CTRL key...
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when you type like this do\n\nblah "<BR>"\nblah "<BR>"\n\nwithout the qoute lines
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I second that! Should someone start a petition? I think there should be a new category for people who intend to capitalize the first letter of a sentence and use punctuation. I know the "shift" key is way over on the left side of the keyboard, but I cannot bring myself to believe that everyone on Yahoo! Answers has stubby fingers that can't reach it.
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°  Hey it works!!  Hold alt key and enter 248 on number pad... 38°...it works...wow..I taught myself something. It's a shortcut to ASCI coding.
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You should really go into better detail rather than trying to dazzle with jargon.  Are you trying to *record* typing and its charactertics or get it after the fact?  If you just want to record the keys with timing information, many keystroke loggers can do that or you could make your own.\n\nIt's a shame that your follow-up comments were so condescending.  I could help you, but I don't tolerate attitudes.  Look to some IT-security organizations.
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Hi, you can try with keyboard shortcut (ctr+F) and give the word you want to find. try dude
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Does this happen outside of Internet Explorer?\n\nIn other words, test CTRL-F in other programs like Microsoft Word or Notepad.  Most importantly, we would also need to know if this has worked fine before in the past.\n\n\nIt would appear at this point that perhaps the keys on your keyboard aren't specified the way you think they are.  Laptops are notorious for this.  A lot of them have special function keys that can switch on options to cause certain keys to act differently.\n\n****  UPDATE  ****\n\nDid you try going to Edit -> Find from the menu at the top?  Does that option work correctly?\n\nBecause this doesn't happen in other apps such as Notepad, it's not an issue with your keyboard at least.  That's a good thing!
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This method of typing special characters is built in to most new Windows computers:\nPress and hold Alt, then press 0252.  It will make a ü.  For uppercase, press Alt, and then 0220.
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Dude, let me know when you figure this out.  I'm also dying to know.  Is it really so hard to hit an extra two keys when typing words like "are" or "you?"
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look at the keyboard... do you see the >?  now hold down the shift button and press that one at the same time.  do it again to get another one.  then look for the : on the keyboard.  hold down the shift button and then press the : at the same time.  do the same for the ?.  does that help?
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♀ ♂ ♠ ♣ ♥ ♦ ♪ ♫ and so on.\n\nStart Menu, Accessories, System Tools, Character Map\n\nLook for the word Character Set, change it to Unicode, and scroll down untill you see those symbols.