What does "ttt" mean?

[PhastBoat]

Six° of seperation

Hold down the Alt key and type... to make this.
248 90° (degree symbol)
246 4÷2 (division symbol)
155 25¢ (cent sign)
253 4² (exponent of 2)
160 á
130 é
161 í
162 ó
163 ú
164 ñ
129 ü
Num Lock must be on.

[Bill Gohr]

if you're REX TTT could mean anything...................

[msc5195]

How do you type a small half? I have seen it done but cant figure it out myself. I have to type 25 1/2. I have seen it where the 1/2 was small and the 1 was over the 2. Am I confusing?

[msm]

But it only works if you use the number key pad on the right side of the keyboard. My 'puter just "bings" when I hold down the alt key and use the numbered keys across the top of the keyboard.

And thanks to Brad for starting this thread.

[PhastBoat]

Push the num lk / scroll lk key then look at your keys close UIOJKLM all have numbers also, these are the ones to use.

[Brad Zastrow]

Just when you think you know a little about computers you realize you know nothing. I will just type "28 degrees" vs. /:alt-number lock \ square root of pie- enter todays date+birthdate.

[Racemore]

360° C°°L.I didn't have to hit # lock either.

[stokernick]

PHASTBOAT,how did you miss DILLIGAF ??? (DO I LOOK LIKE I GIVE A F#@$% ??

[PhastBoat]

Flames-F@cking-Rock!

[northeastcat]

we use NOP = normal operating procedure, at work quite often.
So its TTT for this thread again.

[Forkin' Crazy]

LMFAOSHIFOMSASMDB: Laughing My F#%& Ass Off So Hard I Fell Off My Stool And Spilled My Damn Beer...LOL!

[Bulletboy]

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What I want to know is who could remember all these number combo's, not me thats for sure I already forgot how I did it

PRETTY COOL Phastboat



Ray

[sho305]

An easy way is to type your post in word where you can hit insert, and pick a symbol. It makes the 1/2 small automatic and checks your spelling on the run too; then copy/paste the text to the post window. Too much of a pain for normal posts though so I rarely bother.

If you want to and don't know the fast way; click and hold on the first letter of your finished word-typed post text, and drag to the end to select the text and make it all blue. Hit ctrl-C to copy, then click in the S&F post text window to (make that window active)get the curser where you want to put the text and hit ctrl-P to paste it. You can transfer text that way with the clipboard to any window(s) if you need to, and can paste that same text repeatedly until you ctrl-C something else. I use that way to copy www addresses out of the browser address bar quickly also, where you just click the address and it will turn all blue and be selected to copy.

[espen]

I tought it was those japs that started using 3 letter shortages but it was the military......
see the code in your merc ecu (3 letters.....) and there chould be a lot of short words to make to code fast and use little storage.
gives a cool feeling of ability to us em.

[jrpromax]

PhastBoat,
It's even easier than that. For MS (microsoft) users click "Start" > programs > Accessories > System Tools > Charactor Map There is a few hundered in there. And if you hover your mouse over it, a help pop-up will show you the code you can type. Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, and many more. ¨ù ¨ú ☻¡Ï¡Î¢¼¢À¢¾♦♫