I CANNOT TYPE IN THE SYMBOL @ ON ASUS KEYBOARD 1000H

This is the Keyboard Shortcut

1. Using the Alt keyboard shortcut to add the euro symbol:

1. Place the cursor where you want the euro sign to appear.
2. On the numeric keyboard, hold down Alt while pressing 0128.
3. Use the numeric keypad's NumLock button if the sequence doesn't work.

How to Type the Euro Symbol? - DataFlair

More here

https://www.google.com/search?q=Euro+symbol+keyboard+shortcut

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There are a few different ways to type the degree

1. Use the keyboard shortcut: Press and hold the Option key, then press the letter K on your keyboard. This will insert the degree symbol.
2. Use the character viewer:

• Go to the Edit menu and select Emoji & Symbols.
• In the search field, type "degree".
• Double-click the degree symbol to insert it into your document.

1. Use the ASCII code:

• Press and hold the Option key and the Shift key.
• Press the number 8 on the numeric keypad. This will insert the degree symbol.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Not seen a manual as such but a dummy or similar guide to Android is likely to have one.

Most android keyboards including jellybean (4.2) are pretty standard.
The up arrow is shift for capitals and hold for a couple of seconds to get all caps rather than one and then return to lower case.
Bottom from right - ?123 is for numbers and symbols and it toggles.
The symbol next to it is for speaking commands rather than type.
long blank is the space bar, then dot,
Left arrow is carriage return or enter. Above this the x with white arrow is backspace delete. A multidot symbol toggles the keyboard on and off the screen.

Normally when you enter a field on a form the keyboard automatically appears. It also appears when you enter a browser address box etc.

how to type rupee symbol with lenovo keyboard

the numeric key 4 has two symbols dollar and rupee with shift+4 one can type dollar but how to type the rupee symbol, plz help

The keyboard takes a lot of abuse and as durable as it is, they will eventually wear out. It is a very inexpensive part to replace and does not require a lot of skill. The fact that the touch pad is acting up could indicate that they are interconnected. I would replace both. The Touch pad is a more involved part to replace and I would suggest you get some help or pay to have it replaced.

You can order them off of sites like eBay, then watch a YouTube video on how to do it.

I punched in:

ASUS Eee keyboard and got several results like:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ASUS-EEEPC-EEE-PC-1001H-1001HA-1005HA-Keyboard-US-Black-/220660299406?pt=PCA_Mice_Trackballs&hash=item336060f68e

ASUS Eee touch pad:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Asus-EEE-PC-1005HAB-Palmrest-Touchpad-Cable-/330585537844?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4cf86efd34

These are ramdomly selected:

There is no "tm" symbol key on a keyboard, you need to enter an ALT key to type the trademark symbol.
Hold down the "ALT" key while typing 0153 and it will enter this: ™ when you release the ALT key

Hold SHIFT and press number 2.

If you are using Microsoft word, better you can insert symbols, goto insert then click on symbols from there you can select your choice of symbols. if you don't want to try Microsoft word, then press Function Key.

It looks as though you have Numbers Lock turned on. On my Asus x58C this is tuned on and off using the blue Fn and NumLk keys. When its turned on there is a padlock symbol located above the keyboard which is lit. If it is, then hold down Fn then press NumLk and it should turn off. Hope this helps you

The at symbol on an azerty keyboard should be on the same key as the "2". Press shift+2