Look for the keyboard icon on the right-hand side of your taskbar, bring up the on-screen keyboard, and hold down (or left-click and hold) your cursor over the letter you’d like to accent.

This guide will walk you through the easy steps to use the keyboard to type emojis, kaomoji, and symbols in documents, emails, social media posts, and pretty much anywhere else on Windows 10.

If you’re just looking to type a letter with an accent, just hold the letter on the keyboard, and you’ll see all the variations in the box above. But that only works with letters with accents.

You cannot type ASCII symbols from the regular line of numbers at the top of the keyboard. Look for the "Num Lock" light on your keyboard to make sure it is turned on.

Thankfully, in 2017, Microsoft added an emoji picker accessible via a simple keyboard shortcut: Win + . In other words, hold the start button and period at the same time and you’ll see a pop-up ...

To use the “ Note equal to” symbol in Word, you need to use <>. So, for example, if you need to write that 10 is not equal to 9, you would type “=10<>9“.

If you find yourself typing tons of digits on your Android device and want to make numbers even easier to access, though, Gboard’s got you covered. Dig back into those Gboard settings, then: ...