Special characters on a mobile phone

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Fee Fay Posted messages 646 Registration date   Status Member -
Hello,

I have an Acer laptop with Windows XP and I can't create symbols like I can on my desktop.
For example: ☺☻♥♦♣♠•◘♫♪♫►↑!"#
I use ALT+numbers and I can create the symbols listed above. How do we do it on a laptop?
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

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  1. Fee Fay Posted messages 646 Registration date   Status Member 377
     
    Hello my friend!

    On a laptop, there isn't a numeric keypad as such in general.
    The numbers of the numeric keypad are actually located on the main keyboard; it should be written if you look a little closer. For an AZERTY keyboard, for example, the numbers of the numeric keypad are arranged like this:
    , 0
    j 1
    k 2
    l 3
    u 4
    i 5
    o 6
    7 7
    8 8
    9 9
    I've quickly looked for a little photo to show you; on this keyboard for example (it's a QWERTY keyboard, but the main point is to illustrate what I just wrote to you), you can see for yourself the small numbers below the letters M, J, K, L, U, I, O and next to the usual numbers 7, 8, 9.
    So you should do as usual. Lock the numeric keypad (Fn+Num Lock), hold the Alt key down and type the numbers using the correspondence I just wrote to you.

    But you also have the option of going through the Windows character map.
    Windows+R ► charmap ► OK
    or
    Start ► All programs ► Accessories ► System Tools ► Character Map

    I wish you a very good day!
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    1. justcomsaw
       
      Thank you! A lot!

      You were very efficient in your response and especially very easy to understand.

      I can now make small special characters!

      Have a good day!
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