I have been trying to type Centigrade such as ℃ using Ctrl + U hexadecimal code and Enter to get ℃ but I think I am making mistake.
Is there method to get this done?

Your help will be appreciated.

PS* I have also tried to use Windows character code(Unicode) °and C but their gap is too much.

Thank you

nihon94 wrote: I have also tried to use Windows character code(Unicode) °and C but their gap is too much.

You can close the 'gap' by selecting the character you want to move and using the alt+keypad arrow right or left combinations. (FYI, this is called manual kerning...) Alt + < and alt + > will change all the letter spacing after the cursor, if that's what you want ...
Hope this works for you, it's what I would do.

Copy and paste works fine for me.

shawnhcorey wrote:Copy and paste works fine for me.

Thank you for reply I will try this too.

druban wrote:

nihon94 wrote: I have also tried to use Windows character code(Unicode) °and C but their gap is too much.

You can close the 'gap' by selecting the character you want to move and using the alt+keypad arrow right or left combinations. (FYI, this is called manual kerning...) Alt + < and alt + > will change all the letter spacing after the cursor, if that's what you want ...
Hope this works for you, it's what I would do.

Thank you for good advice. I will try and see.
Edited part: after posting reply I realized I got Laptop, do got keys but not KEY PAD as common in Desktop. Though I can use ALT Key.

Your laptop keyboard should still have 4 arrow keys in the bottom right, you can use those.

druban wrote:Your laptop keyboard should still have 4 arrow keys in the bottom right, you can use those.

Yes, you are right about keys. Thank you.