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¿¿when doing the recall how do you place and upside down question mark at the beginning of a question when there is none there?¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿

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updated Aug 7, 2013
posted by Cristiano7

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Yes, that's the opening question mark and then you close it with the usual "?"

updated Aug 7, 2013
posted by chileno
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It looks like you have found an answer since you used the "¿" in your post. You can also use the slightly shorter ascii code "alt-168" Hold the Alt key down and type "168" on the NUMERIC KEYPAD. As rk said, Num Lock must be on. Also, using the numeric keypad on a laptop that has the keypad integrated into the alpha keyboard is a nuisance. Another solution is to use a keyboard macro program. There are several good ones that are free. AutoHotkey is one. I used that when I needed to write reports that would usually contain the same strings of certain text and do so in a limited amount of time. With AutoHotkey you could create a two-key macro that would return the "¿".

updated Aug 7, 2013
edited by kirk1
posted by kirk1
I guess he was asking where to place the character... I think.... sometimes not... ;) - chileno, Aug 7, 2013
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TThis box, that I am writing in has the accents and some symbols in the bottom left.

¿¡áéíííúüñ

You can also copy and paste it, if you don't have the box. There are other options, like changing your keyboard. You can search this site with the search box to find the many ways people have used to get accents and symbols on their keyboard.

Here is an answer that might help.

Typing accents and the ¿

updated Aug 7, 2013
posted by sanlee
You can change your keyboard, copy and paste or use Vikingo's program. It can be downloaded from this website. - sanlee, Aug 7, 2013
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press your ALT button on the keyboard and then type 0191 as you hold ALT So ALT + 0191 = ¿

Your keyboard must be on "Num Lock"

updated Aug 7, 2013
posted by rk8594