Key board

[Hanki]

Good morning every one. paturo naman paano gagamitin ito oh ~ (enie) ?(enye)? paano ko sya mailalagay sa ibabaw ng N pasensya na wala akong alam sa key board,short cut . thank you very much ..kailangan ko lang kasi itype yun surname ko .

[Yujin]

Hi Hanki

Welcome to TF enjoy your stay here. :)

Para madisplay ang ganyan mga characters where in this case ay character from the Spanish alphabet. Kung WINDOWS ang gamit mo mayroon dalawang paraan para mapalabas mo ang mga special character na iyan. Kung hindi WINDOWS inform us at nang makapagpost ng additional instructions.

1. Ang mabilis na paraan ay ang paggamit ng tinatawag na "cryptic codes".

For an English keyboard layout, this key combination displays the character you are looking for.

Ñ (capital enye) -- Right side ALT key + 0209 (does not work in JAP kboard 106/109)
ñ (small enye) -- Right side ALT key + 0241

Press simultaneously then, kapag binitiwan mo na ung alt key lalabas na ang character na hinahanap mo.

2. Another way is to use the character map.
Click Start --> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map.
This window will appear.
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Clicking on a letter shows the Alt keystrokes in the lower right of the Character Map window and its name in the lower left.

Piliin mo lang dyan un gusto mong gamitin.

Nakatulong sana ;)

[Hanki]

Thank you very much..it was a big help.though nahirapan akong hanapin kasi naman itong comp ni sister japanese ver.
again a big thx:)

[puting tainga]

＞Click Start --> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map.
＞　This window will appear.

Tama.
Para sa Japanese Windows Users:

スタート→すべてのプログラム（P)→アク セサリ→システムツール→文字 コード表

To make a shortcut on desktop:
Rightclick→ 送る（N)→デスクトップ（ショートカット を作成）

Another way;
1 Write it on the paper,
2 Take a picture, or scan it,
3 Save it as a picture file
4 Send it as an attached file

[guy26]

kahanga hanga character mo master yujin! Ang talinaw mo!

[Isuy]

Some laptop keyboards are just insane. But some others, mostly japanese laptops has numeral key pad as such, these are hidden within jkl;, m sequence...

to use it the same way as what Yujin said... and to activate this numeral keypad. ShiftDown then numlock... same as the way if you do to Activate CapsLock..you need to holdown the Shift key.

Same key combination... using Alt key then the corresponding numbers in numeral key pad.

The difference of ASCII value "a = 97" and "A = 65" is 32 thus.. "ñ" 241 - 32 = 209 that should be Capital letter "Ñ" but Japanese PCs or laptops uses number in this range for katakanas..

Japanese ASCII Codes


32 = space and punctuation marks

65 = start of alphabet
122 = end of alphabet

128 = start of other special characters

167 = start of katakana
221=end of katana

223=start of special characters
241=ñ
255=end of special characters


Well, it's not really ASCII 127-255, because ASCII is a 7 bit code and only goes to 127. But there are plenty of extensions to ASCII which are use 8 bits (or more). The most famous are the ISO-8859 set, and Unicode. They all leave 0x80-0x9F (128-159) reserved for control characters. Try to hack some.. :D


by Isuy the great! :p