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Lovernotkiller
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I know this isnt much help but maybe doing a google search on Alt codes first? GL matey
I know this isnt much help but maybe doing a google search on Alt codes first? GL matey
M's girl
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Alt + 159 should do it
What I usualy do if it does not work (because the site offers other functions when you press Alt) is produce the symbol (alt code of using the insert-symbol function) in a word-document and then copy-paste.
Hope that helps...
What I usualy do if it does not work (because the site offers other functions when you press Alt) is produce the symbol (alt code of using the insert-symbol function) in a word-document and then copy-paste.
Hope that helps...
SweetErika
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What you're looking for is the numerical HTML symbol code for a heart, copyright, trademark, or whatever special character/symbol you want.
I google 'html symbols codes heart' for you, and came up with this as the code:
♥
(& # 9829 ; with no spaces)
The &# and ; is always going to be the same - it's the number between the pound sign and semicolon that determines which symbol shows up. Be advised that there are name codes (like &#heart; ) but you need the number for the symbol to appear correctly here, rather than the name code.
I google 'html symbols codes heart' for you, and came up with this as the code:
♥
(& # 9829 ; with no spaces)
The &# and ; is always going to be the same - it's the number between the pound sign and semicolon that determines which symbol shows up. Be advised that there are name codes (like &#heart; ) but you need the number for the symbol to appear correctly here, rather than the name code.
