Insert special characters

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• How to insert special characters when I hit e-mail or Facebook?

  How to insert special characters when I hit e-mail or Facebook?

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• How to insert special characters

  Hey,.

  I can't understand how to insert special characters in a paragraph (the "Indent to Here" in this case).

  I tried text_frame.paragraphs [0] .silence += SpecialCharacters.INDENT_HERE_TAB;  but all I get is "1397319796" instead of the actual character.

  How to insert special characters instead of these numbers?

  Zoffix222 wrote:

  People who visit, but nobody don't know it?

  What, you mean that in the 5 minutes that you posted it responded to nobody? Shocking indeed.

  You already learned by yourself, 'content' is the wrong type of object stuff "SpecialCharacters' in. 'content' is the content of the text, translated in a simple string of Javascript. Only when you change a single 'character', you can use "SpecialCharacters", because at that time there Extendscript will see that you do not want to change the string "full"?

• I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.  I went to special characters from the Edit menu and choose some emoji as Favorites, but I can't understand how to insert in the document.  How can I insert special characters into a document?

  How can I insert emoji or other special characters in a document using Adobe Acrobat Pro XI?  I went to special characters from the Edit menu and may not understand how to insert the special character in the document.

  He's not that kind of editor. You can use the characters in a font. If you can select a font with the emoji, which fits into the case, and then enter the characters, it can work.

  This suggests that you try to do TOO MUCH with a PDF file. It is a common thing, but the message should be: everything simply because you can edit a PDF file, does not mean that it is the most effective way for you to do your job.

• Inserting special characters in the APEX 4.0.2

  Hello
  I am building an application for use in the Brazil.
  I am facing a problem on inserting data with special characters.
  
  For example:
  FRANCE in Portuguese is FRANCA. There is a special character-> C
  I use a report form.
  On the form I type Franca and when I click on create, it refers to the report and shows me French.
  c is replaced to a§
  
  If I connect to the database.
  I run a select statement and it shows me French.
  I have the update Franca and it shows me Franca correctly on the selection.
  Back to APEX, it shows me correctly Franca.
  
  I guess the question is on Insertion in the database.
  Can someone help me?
  
  Thank you
  Leo

  Good to know. If it please report the answer as being correct, so more people can benefit, in future research.

  Thank you.

• Failed to insert special characters in the page document

  I am suddenly unable to insert to insert special symbols in a Pages document. I did in the past without difficulty. I can bring up the menu of special symbols, but double clicking a symbol does nothing.

  First, click in your document Pages, where you want the inserted symbol. Then, double-click on this symbol from the view of the center of symbols of the character, not the greatest symbol on the right panel.

  

• How to insert special characters into CS4 Mac doc

  I am using CS4 on Mac 10.6.6 and I have a doc I want to insert a special character, star. I added a new type layer, open the character Viewer to the mac system, chose the star, and when I double click or press the Insert button, I get only an X in a box instead of see the stars. I can get more than one digit to appear correctly, but not much. If I try to enter any character in the character palette in text or Word tool, they all work perfectly.

  Jon

  Check the police - probably that you chose a character that is not available in the font that you selected in Photoshop.

• is it possible to insert special characters in the text of a label control

  Can I insert an ascii extended character as a symbol of 'degree' (0xF8) in the label of a front panel control?

  Thank you.

  If you know the decimal ASCII code.  F8 is equal to 176, then hold down the Alt key and type in the number in the form of 4 digits on the keypad.

  So Alt-0176 on the numeric keypad enter the character directly without having to mess with the character map application.

  Another good thing to know is Alt-0177 which is ± (plus/minus symbol).

• Insert special Chracters

  I can't insert special characters used in Swedish with the Fn + Alt + code number.  I read a Forum 2006 and who says the same thing as my help.  I can insert the table of characters but finds that heavy.  I am able to insert special characters on my PC with Vista.  I choose to use my laptop Inspiron 1525 XP now.  My warrany is exhausted and I can't figure out how to get help from Dell.

  A few points.

  I did understand - and -agree that it is ridiculous that Windows users use applications 3rd party to do things that Windows should do on its own - but it is often the only answer.

  Don't hold your breath waiting for an engineer to Support of MS to provide you with useful information.  You will first of all turn blue.

  As I said, it is difficult to get special characters in this way on a laptop because it is not a separate numeric keypad.  So, as you explained, you have to press the button yet another (or keys) for the replacement of the key meaning (for example, to get a number 1 press the J key).

  Although you can type some special characters by pressing the ALT key and two numbers on the numeric keypad (for example, ALT + 21 gives §), the "right" way to do is to use 4 digits, including a zero not significant or zeros if necessary).  The 4 digit code for the sign of the section is 0167.  For example, pressing ALT + 0167 gives §.  The cent sign is ALT + 0162-¢

  You can find the correct code of the character map applet 4-digit.  Simply select a desired character - in some font you like, it is not important for most normal fonts - and look at the status bar at the bottom of the window.  On the left is the Unicode for the character, and its name (Unicode Table).  On the right - for some but not all of the characters - is the ALT 4 digit code.

  At a glance, the characters easily available which can be generated in this way are between ALT + 0160 (non-breaking space, just before the "inverted exclamation point") via ALT + 0255 (lowercase y with diaresis), but there is more if one cares to hunt and Peck for some time.

• How to insert Unicode characters (such as arrows) using only the keyboard in any app? EnableHexNumpad is always required in Windows 7?

  Windows Help explains how to use the character map to copy or drag special characters in Unicode-aware applications. In Vista, it was possible (but heavy) to insert special characters using the keyboard with the method known as Alt-plus, which has only first need to add EnableHexNumpad to the registry *.

  y at - it an easier way to insert Unicode characters using only the keyboard newly available in Windows 7? Adds EnableHexNumpad to the still of registry required to use the Alt-Plus mode? Other tips to quickly characters insert Unicode in taking applications support Unicode?

  * Register instructions: Add a new string [REG_SZ] named EnableHexNumpad and a value of 1 in HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method

  Have you tried UnicodeInput? It is a small program that allows you to enter Windows Unicode characters via the keyboard. Works with practically all the applications that I tested. I use it on Vista, so I can't guarantee it will work also on 7...

  You can find it at http://www.fileformat.info/tool/unicodeinput/unicodeinput.zip .

  Kind regards

• Data type for special characters

  Hi all

  I am working in Oracle 11 g r2 EE and Linux operating system. We need to insert special characters in table as! @# $.

  What type of data we use for the column.  I used varchar2 (100). .as data type... is this good or any other data type better we have for the storage of special characters.

  create table conv_defp (conv_id varchar2 (100));
  

  In the conv_id column we want to insert special characters.

  ! @$# are not more special than to abcd

  VARCHAR2 is fine

• Special characters in text boxes Acrobat XI (Windows)

  I use Acrobat Pro XI for Windows. At my work we have some documents that we mark upwards using the features of the text box and not insert it text. In the older version of Acrobat I used until this year (sorry - I know not what version), it was easy to insert special characters such as accented letters, the daggers to announce notes, etc., in the text boxes. I could go to the Edit drop-down list and there was a "special character" field I could call, and from there, I would choose punctuation, Greek letters, various and several other choices. It couldn't be simpler. But I can't find a way to add special characters to the text boxes in Acrobat XI. Just to be clear, I'm not talking to modify the text in the original document. I want to talk about adding a text box and then using special characters in the text I'm typing in the box. I was able to type special characters in a Word doc and then copy / paste them in my text box in Acrobat, but it takes a long time and requires sometimes I mess with the font of the text box. Any help with this will be sincerely appreciated.

  Special characters is a thing of Mac not a thing of Acrobat. So you have it on the PC.

  Use the character map application on the PC. (Accessories - System Tools).

• There is a range of glyphs for special characters?

  There is a range of glyphs for special characters?

  Hi John,.

  To insert special characters in Muse site check the response of the Zak in this thread-

  Special characters - http://forums.adobe.com/message/4624817

  - Abhishek Maurya

• How to implement insert and put implement with special characters

  Hi all

  Scenario: I have a table and that is having e-mail column.

  condition:-my e-mail column should meet under the condition when the data is inserted.

  It should not allow any of the special characters ('@ ','.') and a ' @'.

  
  

  Thank you
  

  SQL> create table t
    2  (
    3    email varchar2(100) not null
    4  , constraint email_check check
    5                           (
    6                                 regexp_replace(email, '[@|.|[:alnum:]]') is null
    7                             and length(email) - length(replace(email, '@')) = 1
    8                           )
    9  );
  
  Table created.
  

  I used two conditions.

  1 regular expression to see if there is any character that is NOT @ or. or Digital Alpha.

  2 length check if @ is this several times.

  SQL> insert into t values ('[email protected]');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into t values ('karthick.p@@abcd.com');
  
  insert into t values ('karthick.p@@abcd.com')
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-02290: check constraint (KARTHICK.EMAIL_CHECK) violated
  
  SQL> insert into t values ('[email protected]');
  
  insert into t values ('[email protected]')
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-02290: check constraint (KARTHICK.EMAIL_CHECK) violated
  

• Special characters (keyboard Alt sequences) on an Aspire R14... How?

  Hello. I recently bought an Acer Aspire R14

  On my old desktop I used to play with special characters all the time, especially for the sharp symbol (ALT 130), but now I just can not understand how do on my Acer.

  can you help me please?  What's the trick?

  http://Tools.oratory.com/altcodes.html

  Thank you

  Stef.

  If you are referring to, for example the number 1 next to the letter J, I have them; they are blue on my keyboard.

  but Ms words 2016, if I wana write an e and alt ctl with blue numbers 1,3,0 (the normal number of white on top will do nothing) it is a popup window appears and it does not...

  so for the web it's alt clt 1,3,0 blue, and for the words of Mrs is alt x like you said, or in the world, to insert, symbol, special characters...

  your link is a winner

  Thanks again man

  Stef, Montreal