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Keyboard Troubles...

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Keyboard Troubles...

Post by duke »

Ok, this is driving me potty.

How do you get the degree symbol on a keyboard to write °C?

And, how do you get a small elevated 2 as in W/m² ?

I copied / pasted these examples.

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duke wrote:Ok, this is driving me potty.

How do you get the degree symbol on a keyboard to write °C?
Alt + 0176 = °
duke wrote: And, how do you get a small elevated 2 as in W/m² ?

I copied / pasted these examples.

Duke
Alt + 0178 = ²

And all the rest you find at this page: http://www.petefreitag.com/cheatsheets/ascii-codes/
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The alt + number codes have to entered via the numeric pad, not the keys above the letters.
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Post by steve »

But if you want them on a web page, degree is "&deg;" and superscript 2 is "<sup>s</sup>"
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Post by duke »

Thank you :)

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