Below you will find a list
of "alt" keyboard Commands and Characters.
Hold down the alt key and use the number pad on the far right of your keyboard to type out the 4-character code. When you release the alt key, the character will appear.
Example: Alt-0169 = © or Alt-0174 = ® or Alt-0153 = ™
Alt-0128 € | Alt-0252 ü | Alt-0129 | Alt-0130 ‚ | Alt-0131 ƒ |
Alt-0132 „ | Alt-0253 ý | Alt-0133 … | Alt-0134 † | Alt-0135 ‡ |
Alt-0136 ˆ | Alt-0254 þ | Alt-0137 ‰ | Alt-0138 Š | Alt-0139 ‹ |
Alt-0140 Œ | Alt-0255 ÿ | Alt-0141 | Alt-0142 Ž | Alt-0143 |
Alt-0144 | Alt-0248 ø | Alt-0145 ‘ | Alt-0146 ’ | Alt-0147 " |
Alt-0148 " | Alt-0249 ù | Alt-0149 • | Alt-0150 – | Alt-0151 — |
Alt-0152 ˜ | Alt-0250 ú | Alt-0153 ™ | Alt-0154 š | Alt-0155 › |
Alt-0156 œ | Alt-0251 û | Alt-0157 | Alt-0158 ž | Alt-0159 Ÿ |
Alt-0160 | Alt-0244 ô | Alt-0161 ¡ | Alt-0162 ¢ | Alt-0163 £ |
Alt-0164 ¤ | Alt-0245 õ | Alt-0165 ¥ | Alt-0166 ¦ | Alt-0167 § |
Alt-0168 ¨ | Alt-0246 ö | Alt-0169 © | Alt-0170 ª | Alt-0171 « |
Alt-0172 ¬ | Alt-0247 ÷ | Alt-0173 | Alt-0174 ® | Alt-0175 ¯ |
Alt-0176 ° | Alt-0240 ð | Alt-0177 ± | Alt-0178 ² | Alt-0179 ³ |
Alt-0180 ´ | Alt-0241 ñ | Alt-0181 µ | Alt-0182 ¶ | Alt-0183 · |
Alt-0184 ¸ | Alt-0242 ò | Alt-0185 ¹ | Alt-0186 º | Alt-0187 » |
Alt-0188 ¼ | Alt-0243 ó | Alt-0189 ½ | Alt-0190 ¾ | Alt-0191 ¿ |
Alt-0192 À | Alt-0236 ì | Alt-0193 Á | Alt-0194 Â | Alt-0195 Ã |
Alt-0196 Ä | Alt-0237 í | Alt-0197 Å | Alt-0198 Æ | Alt-0199 Ç |
Alt-0200 È | Alt-0238 î | Alt-0201 É | Alt-0202 Ê | Alt-0203 Ë |
Alt-0204 Ì | Alt-0239 ï | Alt-0205 Í | Alt-0206 Î | Alt-0207 Ï |
Alt-0208 Ð | Alt-0232 è | Alt-0209 Ñ | Alt-0210 Ò | Alt-0211 Ó |
Alt-0212 Ô | Alt-0233 é | Alt-0213 Õ | Alt-0214 Ö | Alt-0215 × |
Alt-0216 Ø | Alt-0234 ê | Alt-0217 Ù | Alt-0218 Ú | Alt-0219 Û |
Alt-0220 Ü | Alt-0235 ë | Alt-0221 Ý | Alt-0222 Þ | Alt-0223 ß |
Alt-0224 à | Alt-0231 ç | Alt-0225 á | Alt-0226 â | Alt-0227 ã |
Alt-0228 ä | Alt-0230 æ | Alt-0229 å |
Another grouping of keyboard comands |
0128 € 0129 0130 ‚ 0131 ƒ function f [as in ƒ(x) {said "the function of x," used in Algebra}] 0132 „ double comma 0133 … ellipses 0134 † dagger [symbol for footnote, also used with ‡, *, and ¹, ², ³, etc. (superscripts 1, 2, 3, etc.)] 0135 ‡ double dagger [symbol for footnote, also used with †, *, and ¹, ², ³, etc. (superscripts 1, 2, 3, etc.)] 0136 ˆ circumflex accent 0137 ‰ percent sign 0138 Š capital S with inverted circumflex accent 0139 ‹ less than symbol 0140 Œ capital O and E with ligature 0141 0142 0143 0144 0145 ‘ 0146 ’ 0147 “ 0148 ” 0149 • bullet 0151 — 0152 ˜ 0153 ™ trademark symbol 0154 š lower-case s with inverted circumflex accent 0155 › 0156 œ lower-case o and e with ligature 0157 0158 0159 Ÿ capital Y with umlaut 0161 ¡ upside-down exclamation point 0162 ¢ cent sign 0163 £ pound sterling 0164 ¤ general currency sign 0165 ¥ yen sign 0167 § section sign 0168 ¨ umlaut 0169 © coypright 0170 ª 0171 « 0172 0174 ® registered trademark 0176 ° degree sign 0177 ± plus or minus sign 0178 ² superscript 2 0179 ³ superscript 3 0180 ´ accent sign 0181 µ 0182 paragraph mark 0183 • 0184 ¸ 0185 ¹ superscript 1 0186 º 0187 » 0188 ¼ fraction one-fourths 0189 ½ fraction one-half 0190 ¾ fraction three-fourths 0191 ¿ upside-down question mark 0192 À capital A with grave accent 0193 Á capital A with acute accent 0194  capital A with circumflex accent 0195 à capital A with tilde 0196 Ä capital A with umlaut 0197 Å capital A with ring 0198 Æ capital A and E with ligature 0199 Ç capital C with cedilla 0200 È capital E with grave accent 0201 É capital E with acute accent 0202 Ê capital E with circumflex accent 0203 Ë capital E with umlaut 0204 Ì capital I with grave accent 0205 Í capital I with acute accent 0206 Î capital I with circumflex accent 0207 Ï capital I with umlaut 0209 Ñ capital N with tilde 0210 Ò capital O with grave accent 0211 Ó capital O with acute accent 0212 Ô capital O with circumflex accent 0213 Õ capital O with tilde 0214 Ö capital O with umlaut 0215 × multiplication sign 0216 Ø capital O with a slash 0217 Ù capital U with grave accent 0218 Ú capital U with acute accent 0219 Û capital U with circumflex accent 0220 Ü capital U with umlaut 0221 Ý capital Y with acute accent 0222 Þ 0223 ß 0224 à lower-case a with grave accent 0225 á lower-case a with acute accent 0226 â lower-case a with circumflex accent 0227 ã lower-case a with tilde 0228 ä lower-case a with umlaut 0229 å lower-case a with ring 0230 æ lower-case a and e with ligature 0231 ç lower-case c with cedilla 0232 è lower-case e with grave accent 0233 é lower-case e with acute accent 0234 ê lower-case e with circumflex accent 0235 ë lower-case e with umlaut 0236 ì lower-case i with grave accent 0237 í lower-case i with acute accent 0238 î lower-case i with circumflex accent 0239 ï lower-case i with umlaut 0240 ð 0241 ñ lower-case n with tilde 0242 ò lower-case o with grave accent 0243 ó lower-case o with acute accent 0244 ô lower-case o with circumflex accent 0245 õ lower-case o with tilde 0246 ö lower-case o with umlaut 0247 ÷ division sign 0248 ø lower-case o with slash 0249 ù lower-case u with grave accent 0250 ú lower-case u with acute accent 0251 û lower-case u with circumflex accent 0252 ü lower-case u with umlaut 0253 ý lower-case y with acute accent 0254 þ 0255 ÿ lower-case y with umlaut |
In addition The Character
Map utility is free on all Windows machines and can be used to copy and
paste accented letters and other foreign language characters characters
into any Windows application. The Character Map is similar to the Insert
Symbol tool found in some Windows applications such as Microsoft Word
and Microsoft FrontPage.
To open the Character Map utility Click on the Windows Start menu, on
the lower left of your screen. Select Programs » Accessories » System
Tools » Character Map. (OR click Start, Run, and type Charmap).
After choosing a font, double click the desired character(s), click on
Copy, return to your document and paste.
NOTE: On some PCs, the Character Map may be in another location
under Accessories or the Start menu.
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