Ruble symbolic code. Place the ruble symbol on web pages.
If you at least sometimes use MS Word for work or study, you probably know that this program has many symbols and special characters that can also be added to documents.
This set contains a lot of signs and symbols that may be needed in many cases, and you can read more about the capabilities of this function in our article.
Directly in this article, we will talk about how to insert the Russian ruble symbol.
Note: To add a new (changed several years ago) ruble sign, an operating system must be installed on your computer. Windows system 8 and up, and Microsoft Office 2007 or newer version.
1. Click in the place of the document where you want to insert the symbol of the Russian ruble, and go to the tab "Insert".
2. In a group "Symbols" press the button "Symbol", and then select "Other Symbols".
3. Find the ruble sign in the window that opens.
- Advice: In order not to search for a much-needed symbol for a long time, in the drop-down list "Kit" select item "Monetary units"... The changed list of symbols will also include the Russian ruble.
4. Click on the symbol and press the button "Insert"... Close the dialog.
5. The sign of the Russian ruble will be added to the document.
Adding a ruble sign using a code and key combination
Each character and special character presented in the section “Symbols”Program Word, has its own code. Knowing it, you can add the necessary symbols to the document much faster. In addition to the code, you also need to press special keys, and you can see the code itself in the "Symbol" window immediately after clicking on the element that you need.
1. Place the cursor in the place of the document where you want to add the Russian ruble sign.
2. Enter the code “ 20BD”Without quotes.
Note: The code must be entered in the English language layout.
3. After entering the code, press “ ALT + X”.
4. The Russian ruble sign will be added at the specified location.
That's how simple you can insert the ruble symbol in the Word. We recommend that you familiarize yourself with other symbols and signs available in this program - it is quite possible that you will find there what you have been looking for for a long time.
There are times when you need to use characters that are not on the keyboard. For example, all sorts of crosses, stars and hearts in statuses or nicknames in social networks, such as VKontakte or Facebook. This article describes in detail how to type such characters.
And so, just below you will see two ways, the first is a set of such characters on a computer using codes with the Alt key, and the second is a dialing method on an Android tablet or smartphone, which is also necessary. And just below you will learn how to type the ruble sign on the keyboard.
A set of symbols and characters on the keyboard.
There is such a wonderful key - "Alt". It is often used, for example, when using keyboard shortcuts or other programs, such as. But today we need it for other cases, namely, for a set of various symbols and signs that are not on the keyboard. Below you will see a list of codes and opposite symbols. You just need to hold down the Alt key and on the right side of the keyboard type the code that corresponds to the character you need.
If these buttons do not work, then you need to enable NumPad, for this you need to press the key Num lock otherwise the NumPad buttons will work as controls for you.
As you can see, everything is simple.
Character codes with Alt key. So, how do you enter characters on the keyboard with the Alt key? Everything is much simpler than it seems. In order to enter any character, you need to hold down the Alt key and type numbers on the NumPad.
After that, you can omit the Alt key, but the main question arises: what numbers should you enter in order to get the desired character? This is where a list of codes will come to your aid. Alt characters which is below. There is a long list, here are collected various symbols from hearts and crosses to zodiac signs.
Alt character table:
How to type the ruble symbol on the keyboard?
If you need the ruble sign, then you probably already noticed that it is not present anywhere on the keys, let's figure out how to enter the ruble sign.
In Windows 10, 8.1, 8 and Windows 7, you can also type the ruble sign using the Alt key. To do this, press and hold right key Alt + 8... If in Windows 7 it is not possible to type the ruble sign, then the update may not have been installed, just update the system through the Windows update center.
Also, you can just copy the ruble sign here -?.
Symbols of the signs of the zodiac.
You can simply select these symbols of the signs of the zodiac, copy (Ctrl + C) and paste (Ctrl + V) to the desired place, even from a computer, even from a mobile device.
Twins.
Scorpion.
Sagittarius.
Capricorn.
Aquarius.
A set of characters on an Android device.
If you are using an Android tablet or smartphone, then it is even easier to enter characters here, because you do not need to use any codes. The default keyboard (usually the Google keyboard) is nice and comfortable, but there is a more versatile analogue of the "Hackers Keyboard". This keyboard contains many characters that are entered without codes. This keyboard is completely free and is in the Play Market.
Now you can type symbols that are not on the keyboard, thanks to the Alt symbol table, you also learned how to type the ruble sign and enter symbols on Android device... That's all, if you have any questions or have something to add, then I ask in the comments.
Many of us, and especially those who deal with financial documents, use currency symbols when writing various texts. For many years we have been using the dollar ($), pound sterling (£), euro (€) signs, and at the end of 2013 the ruble sign (₽) was added to them. In this article I will tell you how to type the ruble sign on the keyboard, and what to do if, for some reason, you do not see it.
Learning how to type the ruble sign on the keyboard
The need to create a single ruble sign has existed since the early 90s, when the Russian Federation took shape as an independent state with its own national currency. Contests were held repeatedly, artists and designers submitted their projects, the best of them was chosen by voting, but beyond the usual conversations it did not go, and the abbreviations "p." Were still used to denote the ruble. and "rub."
At the end of 2013, the situation finally got off the ground when, after the next competition, during which six best prototypes were selected, an Internet vote was held, the winner of which was the “₽” sign, which received more than 60% of the votes.
This symbol satisfied most of the requirements for a sign of this type - simplicity of outline, connection with Russian history (Cyrillic symbol with a parallel line added to it). And the two parallel lines, according to the creators, were supposed to symbolize the stability of the Russian national currency.
On December 11, 2013, after discussion in the Federation Council, this symbol was approved by the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Russia as the official symbol of the Russian ruble.
In early 2014, the Russian Committee for Standardization submitted a corresponding application to the Unicode Technical Committee, and the ruble symbol was included in Unicode standard 7.0. In August 2014, Microsoft also responded to the changed market conditions by including the ruble symbol in the next update (2970228) to various versions of Windows OS.
Learning to type the ruble sign on the keyboard
To type the ruble sign on your keyboard, it will be enough to install the Russian keyboard layout, hold down the right key Alt and then click on numeric key « 8 »At the top of the keyboard. Keyboard shortcut Alt + 8 is the main variant of the set of the symbol of the Russian currency.
If, instead of the “₽” sign, an empty space or other sign appears, then this means that on your Windows versions A required update has not been installed to support the specified symbol.
Keyboard shortcut for typing the symbol "₽" What to do if the ruble sign is not typed
If you cannot type the ruble sign (₽), and instead of this sign you have chaotic symbols or empty space, then you need to install the appropriate update for your Windows. Usually this update is 2970228, which can be downloaded by clicking on the specified link.
- After the transition, scroll down the page, select the update congruent to your version of the operating system (if you do not know what OS you have, press the Win + Pause button combination).
- Download and install this update, let your computer reboot, and after the reboot you can put the ruble sign “₽” in any text document.
To support the ₽ symbol, install the appropriate system update for your OS Conclusion
To type the ruble sign on the keyboard, select the Russian layout, hold down the right Alt key, and then press the number 8 in the numeric row of the keyboard. If this sign is not typed, then it is likely that you need to install the appropriate system update, after the installation of which the problem with the "₽" sign is usually resolved.
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Sometimes for work or study we need specific symbols that cannot be found in official Russian or English layout- arrow, mathematical root, currency symbol, letters and hieroglyphs of other alphabets, etc. In this article, we'll show you where to find them on your Mac.
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Something, by the way, can be done with keyboard shortcuts. For example, in an English layout, pressing ⌥Option (Alt) + Z will give you a letter Ω ("Omega", the last letter of the Greek alphabet). To get access to all special characters, do the following:
1
... your Mac and select the section Keyboard.
2
... Check the box next to the inscription Show Keyboard and Symbols panels in menu bar.
Keyboard panel
By clicking on this inscription, a virtual keyboard is displayed. Press any of the "optional" keys - and be amazed at how many special characters you can type on it! Below is the usual Russian layout, and then - it is the same, but taking into account the pressed key ⌥Option (Alt).
You can clamp multiple option keys at once. For example, here are additional options english keyboard obtained using the combination ⌥Option (Alt) + ⇧Shift:
It is enough to press a button on virtual keyboard, and the desired special character will immediately appear in your text editor.
The downside of this panel is that it only shows characters that can be typed on your chosen keyboard layouts. In reality, there are much more of them (symbols), so it's time to move on to the next section.
Symbols panel
All are collected here special Unicode characters... Initially, the panel displays ten items - Arrows, Brackets, Punctuation, Currency Symbols(there is already a new ruble icon), Pictograms, Icons / Stars, Math symbols, Letter symbols, Emoji and Latin... Various font options are available, and similar characters are displayed. Special characters used at least once go to the section Used... You can add new collections - to do this, click on the "gear" in the upper left corner of the window and select Customize the list ... There are many options here, from the aviation alphabet to ancient writing systems and code tables.
Nowadays, everyone knows what the ruble designation looks like. You can see the symbol of this currency in the article. In it we will talk not only about its history of origin. We will also tell you about how to enter the ruble designation in the text entry field. of course not specified, but still there are ways to enter it. We'll cover all of them in this article.
The history of the symbol
Initially, of course, it is worth paying attention to the history of the appearance of the symbol. as a currency appeared in the distant thirteenth century. And almost immediately there was a need to reduce it. There were a lot of variations, but the first known version that became known to us was a combination of two letters - "p" and "y". One thing can be said for sure: this reduction appeared as a result of the evolution of the then writing in Russian. By the way, this abbreviation appeared in the 17th century and was used until the 19th.
In our time, another designation for the ruble is the symbol "₽". However, it is worth noting that this spelling option is relevant only for banknotes of Russian origin, and everyone knows that the ruble is used in three countries: Russia, Belarus and unrecognized Transnistria. It is different for each country.
- in Belarus - "Br";
- in Transnistria - "P" with a line that runs vertically.
But in the article we will only talk about the Russian ruble.
Insert from keyboard
So, we have already done the main thing, we have indicated the designation of the ruble. We know the symbol, and now it's time to tell you how to enter it from the keyboard. The first method that we will use appeared relatively recently, in 2013. But it is worth noting that Microsoft has not implemented this symbol in all of its OS, but only in the actual.
So, continuing to talk about the designation of the ruble, you will not find a symbol on the keyboard, as mentioned above. Here you will need to use the keyboard shortcut - Alt + 8.
Everything is quite simple, after pressing these two keys, a ruble symbol will be printed in the place where you placed the cursor. But it is worth making a note that Alt must be pressed with the right, not the left, and enter the eight on the top numeric keypad otherwise nothing will work.
Insert using symbol table
The above was presented the simplest way entering the ruble symbol. But for some reason it may not work (broken key or outdated Windows version). What if you urgently need to enter the ruble symbol? The symbol in the "Word" will help you with this. So, now let's look at a way to insert a ruble symbol into a document using the symbol table in the "Word".
This is done quite simply, the main thing for you is to initially open the table itself. To do this, go to the "Insert" tab. Now on the toolbar you need to find the "Symbol" button. Click on it, and in the drop-down menu select "Other Symbols". You can visually observe the whole process in the picture below.
Now you have the table you want. As you can see, there are an unimaginable number of characters; manually searching for the desired one will take a long time. In order to facilitate the search, you can select "Currency" in the "Set" drop-down list. After that, you will see different countries... Find the one you need and click the "Insert" button. Pay attention to the sign code, it will come in handy further.
Using hexadecimal code
Remember the code you needed to pay attention to? It is he who is the hexadecimal code of this character. Now let's look at how it should be used to enter the ruble symbol.
And there is practically nothing to do here, you just need to enter the code and press ALT + X. But for greater clarity, let's look at everything with an example.
Let's say you entered a number in the "Word" and want to put the ruble symbol at the end. For this:
- put the cursor in the right place;
- enter "20BD";
- Press the keyboard shortcut ALT + X.
After that, the code will turn into the symbol we need. If you want to find out other symbol codes, then for this you can view them in the table with symbols, simply by highlighting the desired element. A set of four characters will be displayed in the "Character code" field, which is the hexadecimal code of the selected character.
Using the clipboard
Well, and the last method is generally for the lazy, although few people know about it. With the help, you can insert not only a printed symbol into the document, but also the very picture of this symbol. To do this, a picture or a symbol must be placed initially on the clipboard, that is, simply copied. When the desired object is in the buffer, make sure that you do not copy something else there, otherwise nothing will work.
After that, open the program or page where you will enter the character, paste the copied object using the CTRL + V combination or the context menu.
By the way, you can use this article to copy the material you want. Here is the symbol itself - "₽". By the way, in this way you can copy any symbol or image.
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