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You may have somehow activated an alternate keyboard layout. You can check under Regional and Language Options. You may have somehow activated an alternate keyboard layout. You can check under Regional and Language Options.
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Totype the Euro sign in Windows, you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterlingpound symbol, you can type it by pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a lookat this site where it lists ways to type currency symbols. http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on thenumeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Altkey.
These shortcuts keys can be used when typing text in Blackberry:
If you want to type the alternate character on a key, hold the Alt key and press the character key.
For an accented or special character, hold the letter key
and roll the trackball left or right. Click a selected character.
To type a symbol, press the Symbol key. To view more
symbols, press the Symbol key again. Type the letter that appears below
the symbol to insert the corresponding symbol.
To insert a period (.), press the Space key twice. The next letter is capitalized.
To capitalize a letter, hold the letter key until the capitalized letter appears.
To turn NUM lock on, hold the Shift key and press the Alt key.
To turn NUM lock off, press the Alt key.
To insert an at sign (@) or a period (.) in an email address field, press the Space key.
To type a number in a number field, press a number key. You do not need to press the Alt key.
In order to type a number in a password field, hold the Alt key and press the number key.
To type a letter in a number field, hold the Alt key and use the multi-tap input method to insert the letter.
If you are typing input languages, hold the Alt key and press the Enter key. Select a language, then release the Alt key.
To type the Euro sign in Windows,you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterling pound symbol, you can type itby pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a look at this site where it listsways to type currency symbols.http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on thenumeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Altkey.
To type the Euro sign in Windows, you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterling pound symbol, you can type it by pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a look at this site where it lists ways to type different currency symbols: http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency
Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on the numeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Alt key.
The easiest way is to hold down the Alt key and type "156", then release the Alt key. You will see a British pound (£) sign appear. However, sometimes "pound" means the number sign (#), but that's mostly used in voicemail prompts.
If you use the first pound symbol a lot, you can either keep it on the clipboard, or consider remapping a key you never use (like the tilde, or ~) to type that character (see http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-022).
the first thing I would do is go download a "keymapper" when you run it it will tell which keys make which symbols, numbers, and letters. So if there is a mapping issue you could also fix it.
To type the Euro sign in Windows, you press the alt key+0128. As for the Sterling pound symbol, you can type it by pressing the alt key+0163. You can have a look at this site where it lists ways to type different currency symbols: http://www.fonts.com/fontent/fontent_home.asp?nCo=AFMT&con=fyti_currency
Please note that you have to type the 4-digit code on the numeric keypad (do not use the normal number keys) while holding down the Alt key.
There were also past discussion in the forums, such as: http://www.proz.com/post/41613 copy and paste the complete link into your browser. If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it. Thanks, Joe
I am unable to answer your problem that why you are not getting the required symbol if it is there (Hope that you are pressing the no. 3 with Shift key pressed).
But if you need a Pound sign you can get it by pressing 0163 key from the right side numeric keypad while pressing the alt key (i.e. alt+0163).
Remember that you cannot use the upper number key for this purpose.
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