Using copy and paste from a Word document makes adding special characters to hotmail and gmail easy. Though it's not necessary, it might not be a bad idea to type the whole email from Word and copy it at the same time. I've found this especially helpful when typing very long emails, as one slip of the mouse can eliminate your train of thought in a fraction of a second, not to mention power outages, viruses, etc.
For superscript, such as used when indicating "to the power of," or degrees in Fahrenheit or Celsius, for instance, 24o F, you would use the following keystroke in Word: 2 + 4 + control + shift + = + o.
To bring Word out of superscript, simply repeat the command: "control + shift." You will then notice the cursor return to normal size.
For subscript, such as used when indicating number of atoms in a compound, such as H2O, you would use the following keystroke in Word: H + control + = + 2 + control + = + O.
Notice that the second "control + =" is needed to bring Word out of subscript mode before the "O" is typed.
Copy and paste also works well for adding diacritics, those marks or accents (glyphs) that change the nature of the letter to which they are applied. There are various key commands (shortcuts) for adding accents and special characters in Word. Some include á (alt + 160), ó (alt + 162), ú (alt + 163), or ÿ (alt + 152).
If you don't know the shortcut to add an accent, you can always open the character map in Windows to find it. To do this, go to start, run, then type "charmap" in the open window and click "OK." Character map can also be found by going to start, all programs, accessories, and then system tools. This is the same for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.
You can use the character map to create all sorts of diacritics and punctuation in numerous languages. Some examples would be Í, é, ó, ñ, ŷ, ö, ǽ, ¿, and £.
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Yes, hotmail offers free email accounts.
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NO it is not. You should say, "I have sent and email toyour hotmail account (or email account).
"Hotmail" is a website used to check email. You can set up accounts using Hotmail to send and receive emails. For example: If i were to set up an email account using Hotmail (Which i do have BTW), my email address could be JohnSmith@hotmail.com
Gmail and Hotmail are two different email services.
Yes.. Hotmail is their sibling email service!
They are the same as in they both check your email. Outlook however requires you to have an email account and hotmail is an email account provider.
I am not too familiar with Hotmail, but from what I can find Hotmail does not offer email encryption. However, with certain programs, such as freenigma, you can add encryption to your emails.
MSN email and hotmail are the same company, but they have slightly different e-mail formats. If you have an e-mail with MSN you will be @msn.com and if have an e-mail with hotmail you will be @hotmail.com
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