µ ( Micro) = Alt + 0181 On Windows

[RDV]

µ( Micro) = Alt + 0181 On Windows
µ( Micro) = Alt + 230 On Windows

FYI

RDV

[jrc4558]

hey RDV! I always thought its alt+230
do you have a link to a list of those combinations? I'm still looking for ohm...

[B Tremblay]

On a Mac, it's as easy as option-m.

[spudulike]

http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/ALTchrc.html
http://members.aol.com/troochie/alt.html
http://www.ajmoreau.com/altcodes.html

[Bernardduur]

I always use right alt + M

Much easier

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Alt+M!!!!!!!!!

thanks for that!!!

What's the one for OHM?

Fp

[A.S.P.]

...easy 1 for "reg. TM" (circled `R`) ?

[Peter Snowberg]

Now my question is, how many cannot see some symbols because their font does not include them?

µτΦΘΩδ¶·¸¹º»¼½∞φε∩≡±≥≤÷≈°∙·

They are not as universal as one might hope, specially on a forum where such a HUGH number of different alphabets are used on member's computers. That is why I don't use them.

The real spelling of my last name is Snöberg, but english lacks the 'ö' so I add it with Alt-148 when the font allows. I see it come back on different systems as a junk character somewhat often. Waaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy too often for me to trust that greek letters would survive.

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Right ALT+r

®

My last name is Peña, there's no ñ in english, you can get "ñ" by using right alt+n (or ALT+164)

Fp

[Ge_Whiz]

Let me know if you can't understand the following:

"I have a capacitor of 47uF, a resistor of 470R and another of 15k."

I rest my lazy butt. 

[RDV]

Ω = Alt + 8486

RDV

[PeterJ]

© = Alt + 0169
® = Alt + 0174
â,,¢ = Alt + 0153

Peter

[A.S.P.]

fank you, fank you, fank you!


(sere`s no "TH" in our langwage...)

[johngreene]

Or you could just use Character Map (Windows) Start->Programs->accessories->system tools->character map.
It will tell you the keystrokes if it's available using ALT + ....

--john

[Gladmarr]

Ω = Alt + 8486

RDV

...that's weird, on my system Ω is Alt + 1258.  That must be where the alternate alphabet weirdness comes in.

[niftydog]

± = alt 241
Æ' (frequency) = alt 159
÷ = alt 246


oh, and neither alt 8486 or 1258 result in an ohm sign for me! The information I have lists is as alt 234 but that doesn't seem to work for me, I end up with a Û instead!