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Question by Dan
Submitted on 9/24/2003
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How do I insert the degree symbol(ie 37 C)


Answer by Sugaar
Submitted on 10/5/2003
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1st. look in an ASCII character table for the number that character has.

2nd. type AltGr+<number> and you get it.

Note: I think the number must be typed in the number-pad.

Note: if you just can't find an ASCII char. table around, and if you are much interested on writing that character, you just can do what I've done many times: do the 2nd. step once and again up to 255 and you will get written the whole ASCII char. table. Be careful because the 12 or 24 characters are control characters and in some programs they might have effect.

Example: "~" (so useful to work in MS-DOS with Windows' long filenames) is AltGr+126.

 

Answer by jandarlin
Submitted on 4/11/2004
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so much easier to hold the Alt button and enter 248 on the keypad.

 

Answer by F@xs Me
Submitted on 8/21/2004
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Put it in and pull it out, and repeat

 

Answer by zippea
Submitted on 8/24/2004
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yep alt248 for sure...remember to have num lock on though...

 

Answer by LYNDSEY
Submitted on 4/19/2005
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HOW DO I SET UP AN E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR MYSELF I HAVE NOT GOT A CLUE PLEASE HELP

 

Answer by >> AsHLeY <<
Submitted on 5/3/2005
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easy just hit alt 248 !

 

Answer by Shan
Submitted on 11/17/2005
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shannon is my name.

 

Answer by A
Submitted on 5/22/2006
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Hold down Alt and hit 0176   °

 

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