Je n'arrive pas à savoir comment frapper le point d'interrogation sur mon PC DELL.
zarran05
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MPMP10
Hello, Normally to do it on the keyboard:
The question mark located on the right (at the top) next to the ESC key does not serve to make question marks on the keyboard, but it serves to open a help window for using the PC for example... By the following combination: " Windows Key + ? " ( next to the ESC key )..
( At least on my Toshiba..).
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zarran05
so it works for other brands of computers
it is basically used to display help (regardless of which software or Windows service we are using, it will display help
in addition, win + ? gives Windows help and support (regardless of which software or service we are using) but if we don't press win and just press "?" it opens the help for the software in question or the service in question (for example, pressing "?" on Google Chrome opens Google support)
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baladur13
Moderator
Hello, To the right of the Esc key ??? Unless I'm mistaken, the keys to the right of Esc are the F1 to F12 keys What type of keyboard do you have? AZERTY or QWERTY? In which language? Canadian if I believe your IP address, but what type? Normally, on certain keys, there are up to three inscriptions
the inscription in the bottom left of the key appears in lowercase
the inscription in the top left of the key appears in uppercase
the inscription in the bottom right of the key appears when holding down the Alt Gr key
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zarran05
Following the keyboard, the "?" is not necessarily printed on the key, but if you press F1 or Alt + F1, you will access the help for the software or Windows.
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jmarion3
Contributor
Hello;
I suggest you try using the keyboard keys like this >> (keyboard key) Alt + 063 >> ? See >> This link Talk to you later for your upcoming comments: But if none >> Topic resolved
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