helpneeded

[cgratti]

myspacebarbrokeonmykeyboardandidontknowwhatotdo?

i
could
just
use
the
return
but
it
might
make
my
posts
very
long.

anyotherideas?

[the_incubus]

Hahaa thats pretty funny. You can use an underscore ( I_think_thats_what_its_called) or a dash. Might be a pain in the ass but it should do until u get a new keyboard or fix it.

[Grace]

ha ha ha ha haha ha ha h...fromm someone who has been plagued with computer problems lately!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[20droger]

You could hold down the "Alt" key and type "032" on the number pad for every space. This line was spaced that way.

Personally, I'd run out and get a new keyboard.

[Grace]

You could hold down the "Alt" key and type "032" on the number pad for every space. This line was spaced that way.

Personally, I'd run out and get a new keyboard.

I had no idea that even existed!

[samnz]

STOPBANGINGYOURHEADONTHEKEYBOARD :)

[Tomi Hawk]

Personally, I'd run out and get a new keyboard.
Yeah .. they're like 10 bucks .. 20 if ya wanna splurge?

[20droger]

I had no idea that even existed!
That's how I type strange characters in this forum. A few are:

Alt + 0162 = ¢
Alt + 0163 = £ (American keyboards)
Alt + 0165 = ¥
Alt + 0167 = §
Alt + 0169 = ©
Alt + 0174 = ®
Alt + 0176 = °
Alt + 0177 = ±
Alt + 0182 = ¶
Alt + 0188 = ¼
Alt + 0189 = ½
Alt + 0190 = ¾
Alt + 0215 = ×
Alt + 0247 = ÷

Characters between 0192 and 0255 (with a few exceptions) are accented characters used in European languages, such as the "ñ" in "señor".

But then I, like the characters, am definitely non-standard.

[Tomi Hawk]

Whaoww .. thats really good stuff to know !

Thanks ! :)

[Jim7226]

myspacebarbrokeonmykeyboardandidontknowwhatotdo?



JustUseYourShiftButtonMoreOftenAndYourThoughtsMigh tBeEasierToRead...ThenAgain,MaybeNot!!!;)

[20droger]

Whaoww .. thats really good stuff to know !

Thanks ! :)
It's even easier in Word. Most of the accented characters are controlled by the Ctrl key.

For example, the "ñ" in "señor" looks like a tilde "~" over an "n" , so "señor" would be typed as "s" "e" Ctrl-Shift-"~" "n" "o" "r".

Simialrly, the "ë" in the French word "noël" looks like a sideways colon ":" over an "e", and would be typed as "n" "o" Ctrl-Shift-":" "e" "l".

With tricks like these, you can type en français whenever you like, even when on a straße in Berlin discussing the theories of Ångström with a lovely señorita.

[Tomi Hawk]

Ahh hahaha .. very well done .. bravo!