For those who work in the Microsoft Office Word program, it is necessary to use all the functions of the keyboard, including symbols. The apostrophe symbol is often used by some text authors. But what about such an author, if he is constantly typing text in the Cyrillic keyboard layout, and this character is in a different layout? Constantly switching keyboard layouts wastes precious time, which, at times, is not enough for a modern writer. How do I put an apostrophe without switching keyboard layouts?
It is necessary
Computer, keyboard, Microsoft Office Word software
Instructions
Step 1
In order to start working with a text editor, you need to start it. You can do this in the following way: click the "Start" menu - select "All Programs" - "Microsoft Office Word" - "MS Word".
Step 2
Then you can create a new document (menu "File" - "New") or open the file you have saved (menu "File" - "Open").
Step 3
Enter the required text. For training, you can type a sentence or even a few words. Check your keyboard layout - select Cyrillic layout. Hold down the Ctrl + E key + E key (Ctrl + double click on the E key). The coveted symbol "’ "will appear in front of the cursor.
Step 4
It is also possible to set an apostrophe without switching the keyboard layout in another way, which can only be suitable for keyboards with a separate numeric component (under the Num Lock key). Hold down the alt="Image" key and type "039" on the numeric keypad. The coveted symbol "’ "will appear in front of the cursor. It should be noted that when typing the number "039" in the top row of the keyboard (under the function keys F1-F12), such an effect cannot be obtained. Therefore, this method is not suitable for most laptop keyboards.
