View original (French)

"<" and ">".

Solved
willeram -  
Salut, nothing to do with development but really annoying. I would like to know the keyboard shortcut to display the signs "<" and ">". Since I don't have them on my keyboard which is AZERTY type. I often use the virtual keyboard but it's really not practical. I know that you make a combination of keys with the ALT key. But I kind of forgot how to do it. Thanks in advance :)

3 answers

  1.  Froulik
    happy to help you
    have a nice day :o)

    --
    Those who know nothing know just as much as those who know no more than they do. (Pierre Dac)
    0
    1. Doctor C
      On my keyboard it's

      ALT CHAR + comma
      ALT CHAR + period

      "ALT CHAR" is the ALT key to the right of the space bar.

      --

      Echo "Lima Mike Alfa";
      1
      1. willeram Author
        Thanks anyway! But it doesn't work on mine. But the combination of froulik does.
        0
      2. ThEBiShOp Contributor
        Hi, you probably have a QWERTY keyboard, so that won't help our friend ;)
        0
      3. willeram Author
        Noted! Because when I switch my keyboard to QWERTY, it works! But AZERTY is more suited to my needs.
        0
    2. Froulik
      < is Alt 060
      and
      > is Alt 062

      --
      Those who know nothing know just as much as those who don't know any more than they do. (Pierre Dac)
      -1
      1. willeram Author
        It works! That's nice.
        0
      2. Yann
        @willeram

        Hello, where are the keys 060 and 062?

        0
      3. Pierrecastor Moderator
        @Yann

        Hello,

        These are the numbers to type while holding down ALT.

        You hold down ALT, and at the same time you type in sequence 0 then 6 then 0 and you release ALT.

        0