Q&A for How to Use a Symbol When You Have a Laptop

You just press the question mark key while holding down the Shift key. On some laptops, there will be a separate "/" key next to the question mark key.

It's easy. While holding "Shift," press the number "2". Shift+2=@

Hold down the shift key and press the number 3 on the row of numbers at the top of keyboard.

If you have a Mac, use Command + 2; if you have a PC, use Control + 2.

Hold down the Alt key and type 0176 (or Alt+ 248). When you release the Alt Key, a ° should be there.

Look near the backspace key; the symbol is on the row below it.

Right-click with your mouse symbol on the picture, find "Save Picture As," and name it.

It is quite easy. You just find the (') key on the keyboard and press it. It should be near your Enter key.

Hold down the shift key and press the number 5 on the top row of numbers (not on the number pad to the right if your laptop has one).

That's a foreign letter with accent. Use Alt+0201 (Windows) or Option+0201 (Mac).

To type the forward slash (/) on a standard QWERTY keyboard, press the '/' key, usually located near the Shift or ? key. On mobile devices, you can find it in the symbols section of the keyboard.

Do Shift+7 (Control+7 on Mac).

There's one on the left and the one on the right on the second row up from the bottom of the keyboard. Control (Mac) is used instead of Shift (Windows) for symbols; trying the Shift key on Mac will not work.

Alt/Shift (Windows/Mac) +0169 would work.

The dollar sign, $, or the US Dollar, is used for writing money. Either, it can be written like this: $# or #$. For example: $1, 1$.

Hold down shift and 4, this will generate a $. Make sure to use the standard 4, not the one on the numeric pad.

Do Alt+0215. And by the way, use alt codes only if your keyboard doesn't have those symbols.

Very easy! All you have to do is to press Shift+3. This symbol is short for No. and it is short for number. Don't confuse this with 'no'.

If you mean the triangle symbol, just press Alt+9650 and Alt+9651. Make sure to use the one on the number pad, not the one below the function keys, or else, it will not work.

Use hold shift and # to get the # symbol on HP. # is located near the enter key.

The tilde (~) symbol is usually on the same key as the backtick (`) symbol. You can type it by pressing Shift and the key for the backtick (`).

Some editors allow you to enter a symbol using its ASCII/Unicode number by pressing Alt and then typing the number on the keypad. This can vary; some editors require the right Alt key, and some need a prefix like a dot or plus sign before the number.

In Windows, use Alt+10003. For the cross, use Alt+10007. For Mac, use Option+10003 and Option+10007.

For the black one, use Alt+9733. For the white one, use Alt+9734. Alt+8902 makes the regular star symbol, while Alt+8795 makes the star equals symbol.

Just follow the same steps, using the shift and the alt key, the left one. It works just the same for Windows 7.

If this is happening, then it suggests that your keyboard needs to be repaired. Take it to a service center or repair shop.

On the Lenovo laptop, it is below the function keys or on the number pad.

Alt+21 does this: §. It is used for games like Minecraft, only for Bedrock Edition, for color codes and formatting on book and quills and signs.

Alt+0169 makes the © symbol. Here is an example of it being used: Windows 10: © Microsoft 1985 to 2015.

Press the ' key. Holding Shift makes this symbol: ". Used for direct speech, along with the ' symbol, this is the most commonly used symbol of all time.