![]() Alt codes 32 through 126 are dedicated to these keys. ![]() This is helpful if one of your keyboard keys is non-operational. As I mentioned earlier, you can use Alt codes to type characters you could otherwise type on your keyboard. Note also that the characters shown below can also be highlighted with the mouse and "copy & pasted" as desired. The Alt Codes for uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and keyboard symbols. To enter a particular character from the table below into a text search field, perform the following steps:ġ) Make sure cursor focus is in the text entry field at the position desired Ģ) Press and hold down the Alt key on the keyboard ģ) While holding down the Alt key, type the 4-digit sequence associated with the desired character (e.g., for ñ, type 0241) Ĥ) Release the Alt key (after all 4-digits entered), and the particular character will appear in the entry field. The table below lists a set of international characters that can be entered into text search fields, along with a 4-digit code that is used to enter such characters. The following explains how to enter such international characters into text search fields. The complete reference list of ALT Codes to quickly insert special characters, signs & symbols not found on a keyboard, such as. Some of the bibliographic citation data does include international characters, such as ñ and ü. The majority of searchable ARDA data is English language text.
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