What is the keystroke for ♥ ? a heart?
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If you know the Unicode equivalent of the character you want to insert, you can also insert a special character directly into a document without using Character Map. To do so, open the document and position the insertion point where you want the special character to appear. Then, with NUM LOCK on, hold down the ALT key while using the number pad keys to type the Unicode character value. \n\nplrr
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♥ = & hearts ;\n\nand hearts semicolon
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I am not sure if this is what you mean.\n\n#include <iostream>\n\nusing namespace std;\n\nvoid main() {\n\n    char ch;\n    cout << "Type in a character, then press enter.&#92;n";\n    cin >> ch;\n    cout << "&#92;nYou typed: ";\n    cout << ch;\n}\n\nThat will read one character from the keyboard for you.\nIt was intentionally made simple.\n\njack573
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If I recall, it's something along the lines of ALT + 3. It's a single number, lower digits. I'm on a laptop, so I can't test it.
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There is no particularly deep relationship.  Keys on the keyboard are mapped to a scan code which is converted by the operating system to an ASCII (or unicode or whatever high-level encoding scheme is being used) for a program to render as text.  So...\n\nKeyboard input --> Scan code --> Computer --> ASCII/Unicode/Whatever encoding --> Software Program --> Converts ASCII value into a human-readable character in a particular font.\n\nI hope that helps a bit.
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If you open notepad, you can hold the control key down, while you press the number 3 on the keypad/numpad. Do not use the numbers above the keyboard. After typing the number 3, let go of the control key, and you should have a heart.\nIf you try this is word pad, it will not display, ms word 97 will display it. The command prompt will display a symbol for control-C.\nYou can also copy the character from the character map. It may be a long way down the list, unless you grab the 'symbol' font.
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you can hit the windows button on either side of the bottom of your keyboard, hope it helps>>
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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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you need to find the code - and then hold down Alt while typing a three digit number.\neg. to type £ the code is Alt 156.\n\nuse Symbol in Word to look up the keystrokes needed
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♥♥♥ you mean like those?  just hit Alt 3, you have to use the number pad though.\nhave fun, ♥
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Underscore is this character _  You can find it near the backspace button. It's the button with two lines on it. If you press it while holding shift  you get the underscore _
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It's machine shorthand. Instead of using a regular (qwerty)keyboard and typing one letter at a time you type the whole word or syllable at a time.  \n\nThe set of eight keys on the left are the beginning or intial consonants of the word or syllable. You then have the two asterisk keys going down the middle. The last ten keys on the right are the end or final consonants of the word. The four keys at the bottom are vowels. The long bar running across the top are numbers.\n\nThere are many ways (called Theories)  to use the letters to make words. \n\nI can explain more but it takes awhile cuz i'm long winded (if you want I can....)  also check out www.phoenixtheory.com (it's the theory I use)
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They have a keyboard with various "strokes."  Once entering the appropriate strokes for a symbol, it combines them into one.  I'm to understand it's a bit annoying to use.
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Assuming you're using a Windows based PC, you may find this useful:\n\nStart -> Run -> type 'charmap' and enter.\n\nThis program will show you all available characters for each font and their corresponding keystroke combination.\n\nBy holding ALT and typing 0176 on the numpad you get: °
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Heres a keyboard shortcut -\nALT + F4\n\nHope it helps \nTom
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If you're using Windows, go to the Start Menu, and click "Run."  Type in "charmap" (minus the quotes) and hit enter.\n\nThis will bring you to the Windows Character Map.  If you look down in the status bar, it'll tell you how to make each of the characters.\n\nTo make the heart, according to charmap, do ALT+2665.
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The Unicode symbol #2665 - Black heart suit. There are a variety of ways to type this character - using "insert symbol" option within Word or your favorite text editor program or you can find the character in character map (Start->Run->type "charmap" without quotes) in Windows.\n\n"If you are using a Mac, you can find different characters by using the Key Caps application found under the Apple menu. By pressing various keys, like the Option and Apple keys, Key Caps will show you all the characters contained in a particular font." - http://www.compukiss.com/basics/symbols-character-map.html\n\nIf you are using mac OS X Panther (10.3) follow these instructions: http://urlgreyhot.com/personal/node/1672\n\nhere's the official documentation from Apple: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=151626