Depending on what form of Microsoft or software you have, you have to go to the insert section and click of symbols. There, it will give several options.
*NEW PERSON* What about Windows? Does that let you make symbols? I'm writing it correctly, Alt + 3 (For the heart) And when I try every combination (Release Alt, Press Alt) It still doesn't let me... So I have to copy like this; ♥♥♥
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In Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 (and maybe earlier versions too), symbols can be written using the following steps.
If this still doesn't work or you are using a laptop, you can use the Character Map program to view a list of all unicode characters available. This program is typically located (in Windows 7) in the start menu under Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map
keybord wont type numbers only symbols>
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The slide show view does this job. It can view or display your presentation on whole computer.
Symbols make the narrative interesting and gives the reader a chance to view things in different ways
Dickens uses the cities of London and Paris as symbols to convey differing points of view and atmosphere.
Arabic
the keyboard symbols and operations of them
becasue of encoding on your computer, i guess
yes there is and they're not important so i wont tell u
Here you go:) (_̅_̅/_̅_̅_̅_̅_̅_̅_̅/_̅_̅_̅()
bro it is ur computer this is a **** and it wont work