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I will now unindate you with loads of likkle symbols he-he
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I've been wondering how to this for a while, so if your bored with my LOLers and PMSLers, I will change, I promise, till I get bored with them wanway !!!!!
heres how to do it...
1. Make sure your keyboard is in NumLock mode.
2. Hold down the ALT key and enter the number on the numeric keypad. (Note that many laptops have a blue FN key that changes a set of keys, also with blue numbers on them, into a numeric keypad.)
for ☺ 1
for ☻ 2
for ♥ 3
for ♦ 4
for ♣ 5
for ♠ 6
for • 7
for ◘ 8
for ○ 9
for ◙ 10
for ♂ 11
for ♀ 12
for ♪ 13
for ♫ 14
for ☼ 15
for ► 16
for ◄ 17
for ↕ 18
Bobbi x LOL...old habits die hard y'know !
heres how to do it...
1. Make sure your keyboard is in NumLock mode.
2. Hold down the ALT key and enter the number on the numeric keypad. (Note that many laptops have a blue FN key that changes a set of keys, also with blue numbers on them, into a numeric keypad.)
for ☺ 1
for ☻ 2
for ♥ 3
for ♦ 4
for ♣ 5
for ♠ 6
for • 7
for ◘ 8
for ○ 9
for ◙ 10
for ♂ 11
for ♀ 12
for ♪ 13
for ♫ 14
for ☼ 15
for ► 16
for ◄ 17
for ↕ 18
Bobbi x LOL...old habits die hard y'know !
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Yes, the normal keys send a keycode that the system understands, this method inputs a keycode value directly e.g if you do ALT-065 you get A, ALT-066 gives B and so on i.e. the letters of the alphabet. I can't remember if the keycode always equates to the ASCII code.
It is independent of which program is being used because it's a function of the keyboard, and so there ought to be a way to do the same on non-Windows machines.
It is independent of which program is being used because it's a function of the keyboard, and so there ought to be a way to do the same on non-Windows machines.
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