Я купил ноутбук Dell Inspiron 15R. Я не знаю, как использовать клавиатуру для ввода нового символа индийской рупии (₹). Я искал в Google и нашел ответ, т. Е. Нажать вправо Altили AltGrклавишу, а затем 4, но это не работает для меня. Кто - то предложил пытается Ctrl+ Shift+, 4но это тоже не сработало. Как мне это сделать?
Set English (India) as your default (or only) display language and keyboard layout/input method. See my answer here, this page or this guide for details:
Once you've done so the Indian Rupee symbol (₹) should be available on pressing Ctrl+Shift+4 or AltGr+4:
Typing the Ascii codes (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) needs NumPad and ALT key. so without Numpad you can not do this. But there is a way to use Numbers Above the Letter keys as NumPad keys; On LAPTOPS there is no NomPad usually. So you have to hit FN key then use the Numbers above the letter keys as NumPad numbers.
Now, you just need to hit ALT key down and use NumPad keys.
Summary:
Hit Alt + ( FN + 4 )
The rupee symbol is pretty new, and only used in india, so its likely that your keyboard layout does not support it as is. Modern versions of windows do, and allow you to use the alt code Alt8377 to type it in. Alternately you might be able to customise your keyboard to support the sign, if you use it often - assuming setting it to an indian localisation dosen't help. Microsoft's own layout editor dosen't seem to support windows 8, so you'd probably want to try AHK or sharpkeys
Используйте Ctrl+ Shift + (клавиша, на которой указан символ)
На моем Dell Vostro он на ключе 4. И видите, работает. ₹