Typical notation for a power of a number is the carat ^
So x^2 means 'x squared'. If you meant the superscript (²), then that's a 178 ASCII character (Hex B2).
Don't know if that's what you're looking for. It used to be in older versions of Windows and DOS, you could press Ctrl-Alt then 1 7 8 (on the number pad), and you'd get the character associated with that ASCII value. That doesn't work on my laptop, though.
If you're wanting a 'square' looking character, then try the Wingdings font.
It is 221A + Alt X
press alt and then v (at least it worked on mine)
It is unlikely that you have a built in shortcut key. However, if you are using Microsoft Word you can set up a custom hotkey. A square root sign has character code 221A - you can find it under Insert: Symbol. From there you can set a keyboard shortcut; I've just set mine to Ctrl + SQ, which works fine. The standard shortcut key is "ALT"+ X
Simply "CLICK" the button "/"..
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You click on the foot and inch symbol on your keyboard.
It is 221A + Alt X
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press alt and then v (at least it worked on mine)
By using brackets, like this: [] Left bracket: [ Right bracket: ]
You don't retard! They are rainbows! They don't need keyboards!
You can't make any symbols using your keyboard on your iPod Touch, but you can download an app on iTunes called "Emoji". That lets you add symbols in your "Notes and Mail". I don't think that's what they meant. I think they meant: "How con you make an ipod using the keyboard symbols?" Just my opnion. -14seneca5de
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Alt+0153 ™ Done using a number pad.
u click alt and the number 20 hope this helped☺
Alt 0181 will provide you with the µ symbol
It is unlikely that you have a built in shortcut key. However, if you are using Microsoft Word you can set up a custom hotkey. A square root sign has character code 221A - you can find it under Insert: Symbol. From there you can set a keyboard shortcut; I've just set mine to Ctrl + SQ, which works fine. The standard shortcut key is "ALT"+ X