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Symbols and Keyboard Characters
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15 characters- At signU+0040
- Degree signU+00B0
- BulletU+2022
- En dashU+2013
- Em dashU+2014
- EllipsisU+2026
- Copyright signU+00A9
- Registered signU+00AE
- Trademark signU+2122
- Euro signU+20AC
- Pound sterling signU+00A3
- Indian rupee signU+20B9
- E with acuteU+00E9
- N with tildeU+00F1
- U with diaeresisU+00FC
Guides and utilities
25 links- N with accent marksCopy ñ and Ñ and compare their precomposed and combining Unicode forms.
- Umlaut lettersCopy two-dot vowels and use accent-entry methods across supported apps and devices.
- German special lettersCopy German umlauts and sharp S, then find German keyboard and orthography guidance.
- E with accent marksCopy common accented E forms and compare their Unicode and input methods.
- O with accent marksCopy common accented O forms and compare their Unicode and input methods.
- Accented lettersChoose a general accent-entry method, then continue to a letter-specific reference.
- Spanish accented lettersCopy Spanish vowels, ñ, ü, and inverted punctuation, then compare language-specific input methods.
- Euro signCopy the modern euro sign and find app, keyboard, Unicode, and HTML methods.
- Indian rupee signCopy the modern Indian rupee sign and distinguish it from the older generic rupee sign.
- Pound sterling signCopy the sterling currency sign and distinguish it from the number sign or hash.
- At signCompare common Windows layouts and locate the at sign with Mac Keyboard Viewer.
- Bullet pointCopy a literal bullet glyph or choose list formatting when the document needs a real list.
- Backslash symbolFind the backslash on a U.S. keyboard and distinguish it from slash and vertical bar.
- Tilde symbolCopy a standalone tilde and understand keyboard, dead-key, Unicode, and HTML differences.
- Em dashCopy an em dash or insert it with verified Word, Google Docs, Windows, and Mac methods.
- Underscore symbolFind the underscore key and distinguish the character from underlined text or a hyphen.
- At key not workingDiagnose the wrong layout, failed modifier, app-specific behavior, or a physical keyboard fault.
- Degree signType the degree sign for temperatures, angles, and coordinates.
- Arrow symbolsCopy directional arrows and distinguish text glyphs from arrow keys and ASCII sequences.
- Fraction symbols in WordInsert common fraction glyphs or build an arbitrary fraction with Word Equation.
- Greater than or equal to signCopy the mathematical relation and keep it distinct from the two-character >= operator.
- Division signCopy the division sign and distinguish it from a slash or a spreadsheet formula operator.
- Square root signCopy a literal square root sign or build a formatted radical in an equation editor.
- Windows Alt code referenceCompare CP1252 mappings and historical nonportable IBM PC/OEM Alt display glyphs.
- Accent keyboardCompose NFC precomposed Latin letters and inspect their Unicode details.
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Accents and letters
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- N with accent marksCopy ñ and Ñ and compare their precomposed and combining Unicode forms.
- Umlaut lettersCopy two-dot vowels and use accent-entry methods across supported apps and devices.
- German special lettersCopy German umlauts and sharp S, then find German keyboard and orthography guidance.
- E with accent marksCopy common accented E forms and compare their Unicode and input methods.
- O with accent marksCopy common accented O forms and compare their Unicode and input methods.
- Accented lettersChoose a general accent-entry method, then continue to a letter-specific reference.
- Spanish accented lettersCopy Spanish vowels, ñ, ü, and inverted punctuation, then compare language-specific input methods.
Currency symbols
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Keyboard symbols
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- At signCompare common Windows layouts and locate the at sign with Mac Keyboard Viewer.
- Bullet pointCopy a literal bullet glyph or choose list formatting when the document needs a real list.
- Backslash symbolFind the backslash on a U.S. keyboard and distinguish it from slash and vertical bar.
- Tilde symbolCopy a standalone tilde and understand keyboard, dead-key, Unicode, and HTML differences.
- Em dashCopy an em dash or insert it with verified Word, Google Docs, Windows, and Mac methods.
- Underscore symbolFind the underscore key and distinguish the character from underlined text or a hyphen.
- At key not workingDiagnose the wrong layout, failed modifier, app-specific behavior, or a physical keyboard fault.
Math and notation
Copy mathematical signs and choose between text glyphs and formatted equations.
- Degree signType the degree sign for temperatures, angles, and coordinates.
- Arrow symbolsCopy directional arrows and distinguish text glyphs from arrow keys and ASCII sequences.
- Fraction symbols in WordInsert common fraction glyphs or build an arbitrary fraction with Word Equation.
- Greater than or equal to signCopy the mathematical relation and keep it distinct from the two-character >= operator.
- Division signCopy the division sign and distinguish it from a slash or a spreadsheet formula operator.
- Square root signCopy a literal square root sign or build a formatted radical in an equation editor.