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Alt Key Codes Chart ☺ ☻ ♥ ♢ ♧ Alt Key Codes Chart To type a special character, symbol or code using the alt key on a traditional or standard keyboard:- 1. Enable Num Lock key. A light on the key itself or at the top of the keyboard usually identifies Num Lock as enabled; 2. Press and hold down the Alt Key; 3. Whilst the Alt key is pressed, type the number sequence on the numeric keypad for the alt code character you wish to produce; 4. Release the Alt key. The character you have requested should appear on your screen. Symbol Alt Code Description 1 White Smiling Face ☺ 2 Black Smiling Face ☻ 3 Black Heart Suit ♥ 4 Black Diamond Suit ♦ 5 Black Club Suit ♣ 6 Black Spade Suit ♠ 7 Bullet • Symbol Alt Code Description 8 Inverse Bullet ◘ 9 White Circle ○ 10 Inverse White Circle ◙ 11 Male Sign ♂ Mars Alchemical Symbol For Iron 12 Female Sign ♀ Venus Alchemical Symbol For Copper 13 Eighth Note ♪ Quaver 14 Beamed Eighth Notes ♫ Barred Eighth Notes Beamed Quavers 15 White Sun With Rays ☼ 16 Black Right-Pointing Pointer ► 17 Black Left-Pointing Pointer ◄ Symbol Alt Code Description ↕ 18 Up Down Arrow 19 Double Exclamation Mark ‼ 20 Pilcrow Sign ¶ Paragraph Sign 21 Section Sign § 22 Black Rectangle ▬ ↨ 23 Up Down Arrow With Base 24 Upwards Arrow ↑ 25 Downwards Arrow ↓ 26 Rightwards Arrow → Z Notation Total Function 27 Leftwards Arrow ← 28 Right Angle ∟ Symbol Alt Code Description 29 Left Right Arrow ↔ Z Notation Relation 30 Black Up-Pointing Triangle ▲ 31 Black Down-Pointing Triangle ▼ 32 Space spc 33 Exclamation Mark ! Factorial 34 Quotation Mark " 35 Number Sign # Pound Sign Hash Crosshatch Octothorpe 36 Dollar Sign $ Milréis Escudo 37 Percent Sign % 38 Ampersand & Symbol Alt Code Description 39 Apostrophe ' 40 Left Parenthesis ( Opening Parenthesis 41 Right Parenthesis ) Closing Parenthesis 42 Asterisk * Star 43 Plus Sign + 44 Comma , Decimal Separator 45 Hyphen - Minus Sign 46 Full Stop . Period Dot Decimal Point 47 Solidus / Slash Forward Slash Virgule Symbol Alt Code Description 48 Digit Zero 0 49 Digit One 1 50 Digit Two 2 51 Digit Three 3 52 Digit Four 4 53 Digit Five 5 54 Digit Six 6 55 Digit Seven 7 56 Digit Eight 8 57 Digit Nine 9 58 Colon : Symbol Alt Code Description 59 Semicolon ; 60 Less-Than Sign < 61 Equals Sign = 62 Greater-Than Sign > 63 Question Mark ? 64 Commercial At @ At Sign 65 Latin Capital Letter A A 66 Latin Capital Letter B B 67 Latin Capital Letter C C 68 Latin Capital Letter D D 69 Latin Capital Letter E E Symbol Alt Code Description 70 Latin Capital Letter F F 71 Latin Capital Letter G G 72 Latin Capital Letter H H 73 Latin Capital Letter I I 74 Latin Capital Letter J J 75 Latin Capital Letter K K 76 Latin Capital Letter L L 77 Latin Capital Letter M M 78 Latin Capital Letter N N 79 Latin Capital Letter O O 80 Latin Capital Letter P P Symbol Alt Code Description 81 Latin Capital Letter Q Q 82 Latin Capital Letter R R 83 Latin Capital Letter S S 84 Latin Capital Letter T T 85 Latin Capital Letter U U 86 Latin Capital Letter V V 87 Latin Capital Letter W W 88 Latin Capital Letter X X 89 Latin Capital Letter Y Y 90 Latin Capital Letter Z Z 91 Left Square Bracket [ Opening Square Bracket Symbol Alt Code Description 92 Reverse Solidus \ Back Slash 93 Right Square Bracket ] Closing Square Bracket 94 Circumflex Accent ^ 95 Low Line _ Underscore 96 Grave Accent ` 97 Latin Small Letter a a 98 Latin Small Letter b b 99 Latin Small Letter c c 100 Latin Small Letter d d 101 Latin Small Letter e e 102 Latin Small Letter f f Symbol Alt Code Description 103 Latin Small Letter g g 104 Latin Small Letter h h 105 Latin Small Letter i i 106 Latin Small Letter j j 107 Latin Small Letter k k 108 Latin Small Letter l l 109 Latin Small Letter m m 110 Latin Small Letter n n 111 Latin Small Letter o o 112 Latin Small Letter p p 113 Latin Small Letter q q Symbol Alt Code Description 114 Latin Small Letter r r 115 Latin Small Letter s s 116 Latin Small Letter t t 117 Latin Small Letter u u 118 Latin Small Letter v v 119 Latin Small Letter w w 120 Latin Small Letter x x 121 Latin Small Letter y y 122 Latin Small Letter z z 123 Left Curly Bracket { Opening Curly Bracket Left Brace 124 Vertical Line | Vertical Bar Symbol Alt Code Description 125 Right Curly Bracket } Closing Curly Bracket Right Brace 126 Tilde ~ ⌂ 127 House 128 Latin Capital Letter C With Cedilla Ç 129 Latin Small Letter u With Diaeresis ü 130 Latin Small Letter e With Acute é 131 Latin Small Letter a with circumflex â 132 Latin Small Letter a With Diaeresis ä 133 Latin Small Letter a With Grave à 134 Latin Small Letter a With Ring Above å 135 Latin Small Letter c With Cedilla ç Symbol Alt Code Description 136 Latin Small Letter e With Circumflex ê 137 Latin Small Letter e With Diaeresis ë 138 Latin Small Letter e With Grave è 139 Latin Small Letter i With Diaeresis ï 140 Latin Small Letter i With Circumflex î 141 Latin Small Letter i With Grave ì 142 Latin Capital Letter A With Diaeresis Ä 143 Latin Capital Letter A With Ring Above Å 144 Latin Capital Letter E With Acute É 145 Latin Small Letter ae æ Ash (From Old English æsc) 146 Latin Capital Letter AE Æ Symbol Alt Code Description 147 Latin Small Letter o With Circumflex ô 148 Latin Small Letter o With Diaeresis ö 149 Latin Small Letter o With Grave ò 150 Latin Small Letter u With Circumflex û 151 Latin Small Letter u With Grave ù 152 Latin Small Letter y With Diaeresis ÿ 153 Latin Capital Letter O With Diaeresis Ö 154 Latin Capital Letter U With Diaeresis Ü 155 Cent Sign ¢ 156 Pound Sign £ Pound Sterling Irish Punt Lira Sign 157 Yen Sign ¥ Yuan Sign Symbol Alt Code Description 158 Peseta Sign ₧ 159 Latin Small Letter f With Hook ƒ Florin Currency Symbol Function Symbol 160 Latin Small Letter a With Acute á 161 Latin Small Letter i With Acute í 162 Latin Small Letter o With Acute ó 163 Latin Small Letter u With Acute ú 164 Latin Small Letter n With Tilde ñ Small Letter Enye 165 Latin Capital Letter N With Tilde Ñ Capital Letter Enye 166 Feminine Ordinal Indicator ª 167 Masculine Ordinal Indicator º 168 Inverted Question Mark ¿ Turned Question Mark Symbol Alt Code Description ⌐ 169 Reversed Not Sign Beginning of Line 170 Not Sign ¬ Angled Dash 171 Vulgar Fraction One Half ½ 172 Vulgar Fraction One Quarter ¼ 173 Inverted Exclamation Mark ¡ 174 Left-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark « Left Guillemet Chevrons (In Typography) 175 Right-Pointing Double Angle Quotation Mark » Right Guillemet ░ 176 Light Shade ▒ 177 Medium Shade Speckles Fill Dotted Fill ▓ 178 Dark Shade Symbol Alt Code Description │ 179 Box Drawings Light Vertical ┤ 180 Box Drawings Light Vertical And Left ╡ 181 Box Drawings Vertical Single And Left Double ╢ 182 Box Drawings Vertical Double And Left Single ╖ 183 Box Drawings Down Double And Left Single ╕ 184 Box Drawings Down Single And Left Double ╣ 185 Box Drawings Double Vertical And Left ║ 186 Box Drawings Double Vertical ╗ 187 Box Drawings Double Down And Left ╝ 188 Box Drawings Double Up And Left ╜ 189 Box Drawings Up Double And Left Single ╛ 190 Box Drawings Up Single And Left Double Symbol Alt Code Description ┐ 191 Box Drawings Light Down And Left └ 192 Box Drawings Light Up And Right ┴ 193 Box Drawings Light Up And Horizontal ┬ 194 Box Drawings Light Down And Horizontal ├ 195 Box Drawings Light Vertical And Right ─ 196 Box Drawings Light Horizontal ┼ 197 Box Drawings Light Vertical And Horizontal ╞ 198 Box Drawings Vertical Single And Right Double ╟ 199 Box Drawings Vertical Double And Right Single ╚ 200 Box Drawings Double Up And Right ╔ 201 Box Drawings Double Down And Right ╩ 202 Box Drawings Double Up And Horizontal Symbol Alt Code Description ╦ 203 Box Drawings Double Down And Horizontal ╠ 204 Box Drawings Double Vertical And Right ═ 205 Box Drawings Double Horizontal ╬ 206 Box Drawings Double Vertical And Horizontal ╧ 207 Box Drawings Up Single And Horizontal Double ╨ 208 Box Drawings Up Double And Horizontal Single ╤ 209 Box Drawings Down Single And Horizontal Double ╥ 210 Box Drawings Down Double And Horizontal Single ╙ 211 Box Drawings Up Double And Right Single ╘ 212 Box Drawings Up Single And Right Double ╒ 213 Box Drawings Down Single And Right Double ╓ 214 Box Drawings Down Double And Right Single Symbol Alt Code Description ╫ 215 Box Drawings Vertical Double And Horizontal Single ╪ 216 Box Drawings Vertical Single And Horizontal Double ┘ 217 Box Drawings Light Up And Left ┌ 218 Box Drawings Light Down And Right █ 219 Full Block Solid Block ▄ 220 Lower Half Block ▌ 221 Left Half Block ▐ 222 Right Half Block ▀ 223 Upper Half Block 224 Greek Small Letter Alpha α 225 Latin Small Letter Sharp s ß Eszett Symbol Alt Code Description 226 Greek Capital Letter Gamma Γ 227 Greek Small Letter PI π 228 Greek Capital Letter Sigma Σ 229 Greek Small Letter Sigma σ 230 Micro sign µ 231 Greek Capital Letter Tau τ 232 Greek Capital Letter Phi Φ 233 Greek Capital Letter Theta Θ 234 Greek Capital Letter Omega Ω 235 Greek Small Letter Delta δ 236 Infinity ∞ Symbol Alt Code Description 237 Greek Small Letter Phi φ 238 Greek Small Letter Epsilon ε 239 Intersection ∩ 240 Identical to ≡ 241 Plus-Minus Sign ± 242 Greater-Than or Equal To ≥ 243 Less-Than or Equal To ≤ ⌠ 244 Top Half Integral ⌡ 245 Bottom Half Integral 246 Division Sign ÷ Obelus 247 Almost Equal To ≈ Asymptotic To Symbol Alt Code Description 248 Degree Sign ° 249 Bullet Operator ∙ 250 Middle Dot · Midpoint (In Typography) Interpunct Georgian Comma Greek Ano Teleia 251 Square Root √ Radical Sign 252 Superscript Latin Small Letter n ⁿ 253 Superscript Two ² Squared 254 Black Square ■ 255 No-Break Space spc Non-Breaking Space NBSP 0128 Euro Sign € 0130 Single Low-9 Quotation
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