Question:
how do you make a heart shape on a keyboard with numbers?
2013-03-10 20:12:16 UTC
ik how to do these ♥ i mean like with numbers and letters and stuffs
Four answers:
2013-03-11 21:55:35 UTC
Alt Codes:



Alt + 3 = ♥, but you need to know more. To use the Alt codes you must have the Number Keypad on. On a PC, just press the NumLock key and light should come on and you can use the Alt codes. For laptops, You have to use the Fn + Alt keys together and the number keypad is the numbers on certain dedicated letters keys. Check your Help for your laptop to show which key engages and locks the Fn (Number Pad) on or see: How to Use the Numeric Keypad on Your Laptop - http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-use-the-numeric-keypad-on-your-laptop.navId-323008.html



How to Type Symbols Using the ALT Key: http://www.wikihow.com/Type-Symbols-Using-the-ALT-Key



This only works with programs which accept an ASCII input, such as email, Notepad, WordPad, etc. Try it for the program you are using. Programs that do not support this feature may render the character as a question mark (?). Character encodings and character sets do vary by computer system, so you may find that one code does different things on a Windows machine versus a Macintosh. This only works with the number pad on Desktops. These codes may not work with laptops, notebooks, or hand held computer devices etc., depending on your machine: most laptops have a blue extra key 'Fn', and little blue numbers on the keys 789uiojklm,. - if you have these, you can use ALT + Fn, and then the little blue numbers on these keys to get the same effect. ( http://www.wikihow.com/Type-Symbols-Using-the-ALT-Key )



Some symbols may not show because your computer does not contain the font set and/or your browser is not set to the correct Character Encoding (utf-8 is good). Changing browser's encoding is usually done from its View Menu. Unicode browser display test: http://home.tiscali.nl/t876506/entitiesTips.html



Alt Codes Only:



http://www.questgems.com/alt_codes.htm

http://knopok.net/symbol-codes/alt-codes

http://usefulshortcuts.com/alt-codes

http://www.planetburrito.com/tb/alt_codes.html

http://thurmania.com/Altchart.html



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2016-08-07 17:39:49 UTC
Right here you go. Cliff Notes: 1) press and hold alt 2) form 9829 three) unencumber alt particular notes so you are able to do other symbols: you should utilize the persona map, just click on -> programs -> accessories -> system tools -> personality map. Then that you can reproduction it from there. You are going to additionally notice it is going to inform you how to variety it out you are going to see anything like U+2665 for hearts. That gives the unicode/alt code for it, nevertheless it's given in hex (base 16) you need to convert it to decimal (base 10). You need to use a calculator for that. So it can be gonna be 9829 in decimal. To be able to use it 1) press and hold alt 2) style 9829 3) unlock alt. It may not work many times since some font doesn't have the persona don't permit the use of abnormal characters. Simply open up word or whatever and put the font on Arial and it should work. Character Map must tell you if the font has that character.
Di-AR
2013-03-10 20:40:51 UTC
Or you can do these <3
Nafis
2013-03-10 20:17:08 UTC
♥♥Alt +3♥♥♥



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