How to Use Extended Keyboard in Windows

Open the application that you want to utilise extended characters on it. , Click on the "start" also known as the Orb at the left bottom of your screen. ,Click on "All Programs" , Select "Accessories" from the "All Programs.", Select "System Tools"...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Open the application that you want to utilise extended characters on it.

    Character map table will be opened. , After learning where the "Character Map" could be found you can use the Command Execution Field to run it as a Windows command.

    Just type "charmap" in it. , From the drop-down menu at the top, select your desired font that includes the necessary characters. , Select "Aharoni" font that includes it. , Click on it. , It pops up the selected character to the foreground and into the text-field.

    At the bottom it gives further information such as name of the character and its uni-code value (here, 05D0). , Then you can paste the character on any place, such as on an editor. ,, For frequent usage of the map you need a keyboard shortcut to access the map immediately., Right click on its name, to open a Windows menu. , Shortcut text field shows "none."

    Type Ctr+Alt+ some desired key from the keyboard.

    In the picture Ctrl+Alt+Q is selected.

    But it depends to your selection.

    If the combination has already a usage Windows prevent you to use it.

    You always have to use Ctr+Alt.

    No other combination is accepted. , Now when you need the "Character Map"

    just press "Ctr+Alt+Q" and the table pops out in front of you.
  2. Step 2: Click on the "start" also known as the Orb at the left bottom of your screen.

  3. Step 3: Click on "All Programs"

  4. Step 4: Select "Accessories" from the "All Programs."

  5. Step 5: Select "System Tools" from the "Accessories."

  6. Step 6: Select "Character Map" from the "System Tools."

  7. Step 7: Use short cut.

  8. Step 8: Look at the "Character Map."

  9. Step 9: Assume you need Hebrew Alef

  10. Step 10: symbol of infinite cardinal in mathematics.

  11. Step 11: Find the character among the entries of the table.

  12. Step 12: Click on "Select" button.

  13. Step 13: Click on the "Copy" button to copy it to the clipboard.

  14. Step 14: Note that you can make more character to be copied

  15. Step 15: in one go.

  16. Step 16: Create keyboard shortcut.

  17. Step 17: Find the character map again.

  18. Step 18: Click on the Properties to open it.

  19. Step 19: Click in the shortcut key text field.

  20. Step 20: Click on "Apply" button and then click on "OK" button.

Detailed Guide

Character map table will be opened. , After learning where the "Character Map" could be found you can use the Command Execution Field to run it as a Windows command.

Just type "charmap" in it. , From the drop-down menu at the top, select your desired font that includes the necessary characters. , Select "Aharoni" font that includes it. , Click on it. , It pops up the selected character to the foreground and into the text-field.

At the bottom it gives further information such as name of the character and its uni-code value (here, 05D0). , Then you can paste the character on any place, such as on an editor. ,, For frequent usage of the map you need a keyboard shortcut to access the map immediately., Right click on its name, to open a Windows menu. , Shortcut text field shows "none."

Type Ctr+Alt+ some desired key from the keyboard.

In the picture Ctrl+Alt+Q is selected.

But it depends to your selection.

If the combination has already a usage Windows prevent you to use it.

You always have to use Ctr+Alt.

No other combination is accepted. , Now when you need the "Character Map"

just press "Ctr+Alt+Q" and the table pops out in front of you.

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