How do I key "u" + circonflex accent on a UK keyboard, with French language enabled?
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Hold down alt and type 0251 on the numeric keypad, release the alt key and there you are! û\n\n\nNote: The numeric keypad is those numbers on the right side of your keyboard.\n\nAlso Note: You must hold down the [alt] key for the entire time you use the numeric keypad numbers, and do not leave off the leading zero.\n\nE-mail me if you still don't understand.
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{○1ä231456789000╨♣3♥♥♥A~÷☺☻♥♠♦♣♠•◘○\n\nPress ALT then 1 on the key pad then let go of alt and then 2 3 and so on.\n\nHave fun.
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This assumes that you are using Windows (XP) Go to Control Panel, open Regional and Language Options, Click Languages, then Details, then Add.  You can then add the language that you want and use the Language Bar to switch between the languages that you have installed. If your keyboard is English, it will remain in English (on the keys), but if you know the Greek keyboard well enough (that is you don't have to look at the keys to type in Greek), then you'll be able to type in Greek. Or if you have a Greek keyboard you can plug it in and use it. I do this with a Spanish keyboard and English.
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There's usually a key on the keyboard labelled AltGR - press and hold that, then press the Euro key - it should bring up the symbol. If not send me an E-mail and I'll look it up for you.\n\nAlex
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alt+3\n♥\nhold down the alt, push the three while still holding alt, then let go of both at the same time.  u may need 2 use the 3x3 keypad on the side of the keyboard.
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Verify that your keyboard is set to the settings for the appropriate country.  You may have United Kingdom settings instead of American.  Our keyboards are slightly different.
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If you have MS word, go to the menu bar at the top and highlight insert, then click on symbol. a menu will open and select an accent by scroling down.
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Go Start menu - Programs - Accessories - System Tools - Character map, and search through there.  I don't think there is an alt key code to do this though.
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Go onto your control panel and into 'regional and language options' ensure that the standard is set to your correct country (american keyboards have the @ where our " is... and if you notice... have NO POUND SIGN!)\n\nthat should set your keyboard back to normal.
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I don't know the Layout of the Keyboard, but until you get to know it, use the special character [Decimal ASCII]\n\nAlt + 64\n- Press the Alt Button and Hold [don't remove your finger]\n- Then press the following numbers in order one after the other [while still pressing the ALT button] - Press 6 then 4 on the Number pad\n- Now remove your finger of the ALT button to get the "@" sign...\n\n__________________________\n\nTry the following as well...\nOn the numbers at the top, below the Function buttons (F1, F2, etc), one of these numbers should have the @ sign...press ALT + the associated number...if it doesn't work, try the other ALT Button, the "ALT GR" Button + the associated number\n\nIn some Keyboards, you get the @ sign next to the Enter Button...\n\n\nHope this solves your problem...
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Without an international keyboard, it'll take a little work. Here's one way to do it.\n\nFirst, go here...\n\nhttp://www.lookuptables.com/\n\n...and look at the bottom of the page under "extended ASCII codes." Look through the international symbols for what you need - for example, the "à" symbol. To make it come up while you're typing, hold down ctrl and then on your numeric keypad (not the 1-9 above the letter keys) type in 133. When you release ctrl you should see "à" or whatever symbol you picked. As long as the font you're using supports those characters, it should work.
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Press Alt+1+5+6 (All numbers on the number pad, with Num Lock turned on). The result is this: £
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Change your keyboard settinggs to English (United Kingdom) rather than English (US).\n\nFor XP\nGo to control panel, Regional & Languge Options, Regional Options tab: Set format to English (United Kingdom) & Location to United Kindom.\nUnder Languages tab: Click Details button->settings tab->default input language set to English United Kingdom.\nIn installed services, click "add button" choose Input & keyboard as English United Kingdom.\n\nFor Win 2000\nControl Panel. Regional Options. Input Locales Tab. ->Add button->choose English United Kingdom & set this as default.\n\nHope this helps
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Your keyboard might be set up in the wrong mode.  Do the following:\n\n1. Go to Control Panel\n2. Open Regional and Language Settings.\n3. Go to the Language tab.\n4. Click Details.\n5. Pull down the list and make sure US is selected.
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Try using the Alt Gr key, bottom right hand side, beside the space bar, that's only if you have a European keyboard.
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go to view option on your ie bar . then on encoding choose unicode or autoselect
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perhaps you are pressing the wrong one. i bet ther is like a keyboard settings on ur computer. just play around w/ it untill you can figure somthing out