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How To Insert Foreign and Special Characters when in Windows Applications

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crystal (strive4peace) - Microsoft MVP, Access
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Enter Foreign and Special Characters

Enter characters you can't find on a keyboard using its ASCII code ... and learn how to make a handy reference for yourself using Excel ~

Use these codes in any Windows application! ... whether it is a Microsoft Office product like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access,... or a simple program like NotePad.

Along these lines, I've written a tool to make it easier to input and lookup Unicode when you are in Access, and am making another video on Unicode - so be on the lookout for it.

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have an awesome day,
crystal

Video Steps

1. To insert a special character, make sure Num Lock is on

2. Hold down the ALT key

3. Type the ASCII code on the numeric keypad

4. Release the ALT key

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