how do i type an upside down exclamation mark on a mac?
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Typing Spanish Punctuation on a Mac inverted exclamation point (¡) — Option + 1.
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Alt + 168 = ¿ Alt + 0161 = ¡ This works on my keyboard. Sally, there is no number pad on a laptop. The two keys to the left of the back space key on the top row are the ones you want. Hold down the shift key and the first one to the left is the upside down question mark.
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['While holding down the Alt key, type the code for the symbol you want to appear on the numeric keypad.', 'Release the Alt key, and the character will appear.']
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You can call up an upside-down question mark by accessing the traditional question mark, usually located under the 123 button on your mobile keyboard. Simply hold the question mark down and a little bubble will pop up with the upside down version that you can then select to insert into your text.
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['Find Alt code. Numeric code that stands for symbol you want to make. ... ', "Enable Num Lock. Usually Num Lock is a button located on keyboard's right side (on numeric Keypad). ... ", 'Press "Alt" (button). ... ', 'Type the Alt code in with Keypad keys. ... ', 'Release all the keys.']
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The way to do that (in this case to insert the ⌘ symbol, is this: Type Option+2318 (hold down the Option key, and type in 2318). The command symbol will magically appear. Remember to return the input selector to your default language (U.S. in the picture shown above).
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The Keyboard Shortcut for Typing Euro (€) on Mac To type the Euro symbol on any Apple keyboard, hit ALT + Shift + 2 .
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In Microsoft Word, the inverted question and exclamation marks can be typed by holding down the Ctrl, Alt, and shift keys while typing a normal question or exclamation mark, or by typing either mark at the start of the sentence whilst in the Spanish language mode.
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Answer: A: Answer: A: If you have set up your keyboard to spanish, the inverted question mark can be found on the top row, in the += key next to the backspace. If your keyboard is set to english hold down the shift + option keys and type the regular question mark.
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The not equals sign can be typed using the following commands: U+2260; 2260, Alt+X in Microsoft Windows. You can also ascertain the Unicode value of ≠ and then use a Unicode input tool to create your own keyboard shortcuts.
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Press the "Alt," the "Ctrl," the "Shift" and the "?" key all at once to create the upside down question mark that is used at the beginning of a Spanish question. This will create a character that looks like this: ¿.
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['á = Alt + 0225.', 'Á = Alt + 0193.', 'é = Alt + 0233.', 'É = Alt + 0201.', 'í = Alt + 0237.', 'Í = Alt + 0205.', 'ó = Alt + 0243.', 'Ó = Alt + 0211.']
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['Click the upside-down triangle in the upper-right corner of the big blue bar on top. ... ', 'Select the Settings option.']
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['Windows or Linux: Ctrl + /', 'Mac OS: Command + /']
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['Shift+9 (', 'SPACE …', 'ALT + 865 ͡', 'ALT + 248 °', 'SPACE …', 'ALT + 860 ͜', 'ALT + 662- ʖ', 'SPACE …']
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Typing the Absolute Value Sign On most computer keyboards, you can find the "|" symbol above the backslash, which looks like "". To type it, simply hold down the shift key and strike the backslash key.
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['Simultaneously hold down Control+Alt+@ keys. NOTE: The @ key will either be located on the Q or 2 key.', 'Hold down the Alt key and type 64.']