Don’t see it? This is how you get it: Now, when you want to use a special character: Click on the touch keyboard icon. (You’ll usually find it on the right side of the taskbar.) The touch ...

Some characters may not be available in your Symbols Library because your fonts don’t support them. And what happens if one of the keys on your keyboard is damaged—for example, it seems like ...

There are times when you’ll need to type a character that isn’t displayed on your keyboard, be it a letter ... you’re looking for in the “Latin Symbols” and the “Language Symbols ...

Windows comes with a Character Map utility that ... have categorized lists of special symbols along with their corresponding numeric keyboard codes (see link in Resources). Penn State's page ...

The group manages the Unicode Standard, which contains code for displaying characters like letters, math symbols and Chinese ... Apple added a Unicode emoji keyboard to iOS 5 in 2011.

You’ll soon get the hang of it, and you can introduce punctuation and other special characters simply by saying them. To go back to normal, tap on the keyboard icon (iOS) or tap the microphone ...

the Pop Icon Keys’ actual keys provide a great clicking feel with each character or glyph I type. These rounded squares — which Logitech calls squircles – don’t just give the keyboard a ...

Unicode incorporates nearly 150,000 symbols, and our keyboards let us directly enter no more than several dozen—even with Shift and Option. Many of the remaining characters can be found in ...

If you have third-party keyboards installed, you will see a globe icon instead of ... hold on certain letters, the keyboard will bring up a series of alternate characters — for instance, accent ...

Don’t see it? This is how you get it: Now, when you want to use a special character: Click on the touch keyboard icon The touch keyboard will appear. Long-press (with your mouse button or ...