Press the Alt number to type out the kanji.

I've got a way to do it here.

It can be queried in word, and the numbers queried can also be used on QQ; If you want to use it on the web, you can do so in Richa; If you want to use it in Excel, you can check it directly in Excel, and the numbers found can also be used in AutoCAD.

Press the alt+x key in word, the characters before the cursor become a string of numbers, but this string of numbers can not be used directly, it is hexadecimal, you have to convert it to decimal to use, convert the calculator available, it is very convenient to convert it. In this way, you can find out the "embarrassment" through alt+22247 and enter it into word or QQ.

The method of querying in is to open the search page, enter the character you want to query in the search bar, after entering, there are four letters or numbers after the last "wd=" in the address bar of the browser, and convert these four letters or numbers into decimal with a calculator, which is the number to be queried. In this way, you can find out that "囧" can be entered in the web page with alt+34789.

In Excel, you can first enter the characters you want to query in one cell, and use the function code to convert the input characters in another cell, such as entering a character in A1" "If you query in B1 cell, enter the formula "=code(A1)" in B1 cell, you can see a string of numbers "41455" in B1, and when you need to enter in Excel in the future, you can directly press alt+41455 to enter.

This is not an input method. Instead, the system's internal code (ASCII code) font library was called out. Press the number keys in the Alt+numpad area.

This can also be typed, and it can also type special symbols, so how can I use this typing and symbols flexibly, and do you have any tips?

First of all, let's talk about the encoding of Chinese characters. The prerequisite for computers to process Chinese character information is to encode each Chinese character, and these codes are collectively referred to as Chinese character encoding. In fact, it is a one-to-one correspondence between a number and a Chinese character.

The commonly used codes in the computer include national standard code, area code and internal code.

The national standard code is a four-digit hexadecimal number, which represents a Chinese character in two bytes, each with only 7 digits, similar to the ASCII code.

The area code is a four-digit decimal number, which forms a 94 94 square matrix of all the characters of GB 2312-80, each line is called a "district", and the number is 01 94;Each column is called a "bit", numbered 01 94, so that the location map of GB 2312-80 is obtained, and the Chinese character code represented by the location of the location map is called the area code.

In-machine code: In order to avoid the problem of ambiguity when ASCII code and national standard code are used at the same time, most Chinese character systems use the high position of each byte of the national standard code as the in-machine code of Chinese characters. This not only solves the ambiguity between the Chinese character machine internal code and the Western machine internal code, but also makes the Chinese character machine internal code and the national standard code have a very simple correspondence relationship.

The relationship between the Chinese character machine code, the national standard code and the area code is as follows: the two bytes of the area code (decimal system) are converted to hexadecimal system and then added 20h to obtain the corresponding national standard code; The internal code is the highest digit of the two bytes of the Chinese character exchange code (national standard code) plus 1 respectively, that is, the two bytes of the Chinese character exchange code (national standard code) are respectively added 80h to obtain the corresponding internal code; The two bytes of the area code (decimal) are converted to hexadecimal and then a0h is added to obtain the corresponding in-camera code.

Back to the question of typing with the alt key. In fact, holding down the ALT key and then typing a string of numbers with the keypad is entering the "in-machine code" of a certain word. For example, the in-machine code of the word "Zhe" is 86b4 (hexadecimal), and when converted to 10, it is 34484, so you can hold down the alt key, and then use the keypad to enter 34484, and you can come out of the word "Zhe".

Finally, since the Chinese characters and the internal code are one-to-one, as long as the internal code is known, any Chinese character can be entered in this way. In addition, there are a large number of symbols, such as the heart symbol that has been posted n times in the forum!

Because pressing ALT and then entering the number is equivalent to entering the ASCII code.

For example, to fight"Hello"2 word points to start - Programs - Attachments - System Tools - Character Map.

Select Song in the font, check the check mark on the advanced view, select the character set windows: Chinese (Simplified), select Chinese Simplified according to pinyin classification in the group, and then a small dialog box will come out on the right, we first find the word "you", pinyin ni find n in the group to select n Find ni Select, be careful not to click you Put the mouse on your word Don't click on the prompt U+4F60 is what we are looking for and then start at the point - Program - Attachment - Calculator.

Click to see the selection of scientific 4f60 above is hexadecimal In the calculator, point hexadecimal, and then enter 4f60 in point decimal and convert it to decimal 20320 for him"You"The ** of the word is 20320

In the QQ dialog box, enter and hold Alt, then press 22320, and finally release Alt"You"Word.

Again, after the above search"Okay"The hexadecimal of the word is 597d in the calculator to decimal 22909

In the QQ dialog box, enter and hold Alt, then press 22909, and finally release Alt"Okay"Word.

Notepad calls the ASCII code

Word 2010 (and most new software such as QQ) calls Unicode code

After converting the hexadecimal number string to decimal system, you can call the font using the combination of alt + decimal number string.

Alt+8212**The last two numbers are selected by yourself You can type out the words you want and give them to me How to use Press alt and enter the number 8212** and then let go of alt.

Alt+ number is the input of ASCII code, ASCII code is only 8bit, and only recognizes the 8-bit binary number you enter, for example, (22307)d=(101011100100011)b, which has more than 8 digits, so after removing the last 8 digits is 1010111, which is 87 in decimal

So, alt+22307=alt+87, it's the same character"w"

This is a small feature of the system.

Press v to add one of the digits in the row to make the symbol.

The problem of the system is not only to play the symbols. You can still type that.

Here's how to choose a name in the game as follows:

Hold down alt, type the following number on the keypad, and then release it to come out alt+34148=swastika.

alt+34149=swastika.

alt+43144=▓

alt+43151=◤

alt+41459=◇

alt+41460=◆

alt+43113=╥

alt+43114=╦

alt+43115=╧

alt+43116=╨

alt+43117=╩

alt+43118=╪

alt+43119=╫

alt+43120=╬

alt+43121=╭

alt+43122=╮

alt+43123=╯

alt+43124=╰

alt+43125=╱

alt+43126=╲

alt+43127=╳

alt+43128=▁

alt+43129=▂

alt+43130=▃

alt+43131=▄

alt+43132=▅

alt+43133=▆

alt+43134=▇

alt+43144=▓

alt+43145=▔

alt+43146=▕

alt+41457=●

alt+41458=◎

alt+43138▊

alt+43139▋

alt+43140▌

alt+43141▍

alt+43142▎

alt+43143▏

alt+43147▼

alt+43148▽

alt+43149◢

alt+43151◤

alt+43152◥

alt+43153☉

alt+43154⊕

alt+43156〝

In addition, I will first introduce the input gameplay of 2 symbols and composition and matching

The way to play is to hold down A!T plus the number 43133 and then let go is played by holding down A!t plus the number 43136 and then let go by forming in the name of the game to play the following figure:

10 16 New Symbols:

alt+41441=♂

alt+41424=⌒

alt+43088=≒

alt+41442=♀

alt+43401=

Hold down Alt, then press 2, 2, 3, 0, 7, and finally release Alt

Hold down Alt, then press 3, 5, 8, 0, 6 and finally release Alt

Hold down Alt, then press 2, 4, 5, 5, 5, and finally release Alt

Hold down Alt, then press 2, 0, 0, 4, 8, and finally release Alt

In the QQ message dialog box, follow the above order to display the four words "Merry Christmas". In fact, there was such a news circulating on the Internet a long time ago, saying that in QQ, hold down alt and then press the keypad number 29482, and then let go, your name will appear - the result is a "pig" word! (Note:.)

Holding down the alt and then pressing the number on the keypad on the right side of the keyboard, it seems that the laptop does not display properly. ）

It's simple, but what's the point? Out of curiosity, the author searched on the Internet and finally found the answer, which turned out to be the conversion achieved by unicode encoding of QQ conversation messages!

So what is Unicode encoding?

Unicode (Unicode, Universal Code, Single Code) is a character encoding used on computers. It sets a uniform and unique binary encoding for each character in each language to satisfy.

Requirements for cross-language and cross-platform text conversion and processing. Unicode is implemented differently than encoded. One-character unicode

The coding is deterministic. However, in the actual transmission process, due to the fact that the design of different system platforms is not necessarily consistent, and for the purpose of saving space, Unicode is not necessary

The implementation of coding is different. The implementation of Unicode is called the Unicode Translation Format (abbreviated).

utf）。For example, if you want to output the words "I love you", then your correct input should be:

Hold down Alt, then press 2, 5, 1, 0, 5, and finally release Alt

Hold down Alt, then press 2, 9, 2, 3, 3, and finally release Alt

Hold down Alt, then press 2 0 3 2 0 and finally release Alt

For example, if you want to output the word "囍", then the corresponding digital input should be:

Hold down Alt, then press 2 2 2 2 1 and finally release Alt (in the web page press 8 2 1 2 0 6).

Do you know how the above coding is obtained? It's actually very simple, as long as you can type out the Chinese characters, you can achieve it with the following encoding converter. Enter the Chinese characters you want to convert into the first text box, click "Convert to Unicode", and then write down the number in the ** that appears.

For example, if you type "I" and "I" appears, then 25105 is its corresponding alt+ number.