Windows 10 supports entering Unicode characters directly using hexadecimal codes with a specific keyboard shortcut. Prerequisites: The feature is enabled in settings (by default, it’s usually active). Steps: Place the cursor where you want the Unicode character. Hold down the ‘Alt’ key.

Below are five methods to enable a Windows machine to decode or display Unicode characters: 1. **Universal Method**: This method works regardless of language settings but requires a registry setting. The steps are as follows: — Press and hold down the `Alt` key. — Press the `+` key on the numeric keypad. — Type the hexadecimal Unicode value.

Highlight the Unicode character you just created. Press Ctrl C to copy the character. Keyboard shortcut: Press Ctrl V to paste. On a Mac? How to Enter a Unicode Character on a Mac To enter Unicode characters using the keyboard anywhere in Windows: Position the text cursor where you want to enter the character.

Knowing this code is essential for typing your desired character. Hold down the ‘Alt’ key and type the Unicode value on the numeric keypad. This is the main event! Pressing ‘Alt’ while typing the code brings the character to life on your screen. Release the ‘Alt’ key to see your Unicode character appear.