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Originally Posted by gmloves2quilt
♥♥♥ I JUST FIGURED IT OUT IT WOULDN'T WORK FOR ME EITHER AT FIRST. HOPE THIS WORKS FOR YOU ALL THAT WAS LIKE ME READY TO GIVE UP. THIS IS WHAT I DID. HOLD DOWN THE ALT BOTTON PRESS # 3 THEN LET UP AND THE HEART APPEARED.♥♥
I tryed the others the same way and they worked. ½ ¼ Thanks J Diane i always wondered how to do a ½ or ¼ .this is neat thanks again I learn something new every time i get in this board .Gotta love it and every one on it . |
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quess i need some practice lol
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i need to practice
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i have windowsxp doesn't work 4 mr either
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Originally Posted by lynnie k
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LynnieK - I have Windows XP, too, it works for me. Be sure you hold the Alt key down while you're typing the number in, and use the numbers on the keypad to the right of the keyboard (and be sure Num Lock is ON). Ah, and someone told me to use the Alt button to the right of the space bar, not the one to the left of it. Go figure. Oh, well... whatever works. ;)
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More cool symbols. Thanks!!!
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Originally Posted by Connie in CO
I'm in Mozilla,so what everyone is talking about is all :( to me.
In this thread, we aren't talking about doing anything with an Internet browser such as one of these. Options for symbols, special characters, etc., come with your operating system I believe (mine is Windows 7) or with your installed document program. MS Works Processor came with mine (unfortunately, not MS Word). I did download the free program Open Office also. If you are considering downloading it, beware---it's a large program if you have an old 'puter! |
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