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Author Topic: Umlaut Smilies  (Read 3462 times)

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Offline oksikoko

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Umlaut Smilies
« on: September 01, 2013, 09:42:20 pm »
I was just reading about Dusseldorf's new logo ( :Düsseldorf ).

It made me wonder why no one (as far as I know) uses Ü or ü alone as an emoticon. That's a much happier fellow, and he/she requires less cognitive effort than turning :D on its side does.

Thus ends today's "Topics of Monumental Import" by Lee.
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2014-11-14: CD4 Wars Episode II: Return of the Stribild (released in Europe as Stribild II: Werewolf Bitch)
2014-11-06:                ☣ VL (→) 12,627      ☣ CD4 (→) 639
2014-??-??: off treatment  ☣ VL (?)              ☣ CD4 (?)
2013-10-03:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1105
2013-05-23:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (-) 945
2013-02-25:                ☣ VL (-) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1123
2012-12-16: Enter Stribild
2012-11-20: HIV+           ☣ VL (→) 132,683      ☣ CD4 (→) 920
2012-04-01: HIV-
Dates in this signature file conform to ISO 8601. ;-)

If no one complains, nothing will ever change.

Offline wolfter

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Re: Umlaut Smilies
« Reply #1 on: September 01, 2013, 09:48:16 pm »
I was just reading about Dusseldorf's new logo ( :Düsseldorf ).

It made me wonder why no one (as far as I know) uses Ü or ü alone as an emoticon. That's a much happier fellow, and he/she requires less cognitive effort than turning :D on its side does.

Thus ends today's "Topics of Monumental Import" by Lee.

That's deep dude...lol   I don't even know to put those little dots above a letter if I wanted to.
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Re: Umlaut Smilies
« Reply #2 on: September 01, 2013, 11:49:52 pm »
That's deep dude...lol   I don't even know to put those little dots above a letter if I wanted to.

Here is a link to PC keyboard instructions to insert an umlaut: http://www.ehow.com/how_8464872_type-umlauts-over-letter-keyboard.html

 :)
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Offline intaglio

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Re: Umlaut Smilies
« Reply #3 on: September 02, 2013, 08:38:09 am »
Using Ü as an emoticon reminds me of the Mr. Men figures.

Reality is frequently inaccurate.

Offline oksikoko

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Re: Umlaut Smilies
« Reply #4 on: September 02, 2013, 03:41:56 pm »
Here is a link to PC keyboard instructions to insert an umlaut: http://www.ehow.com/how_8464872_type-umlauts-over-letter-keyboard.html

 :)

Oh, lords. Let's compare. :)

On a Mac, it's option+u for the umlaut, then the letter you want umlauted.

On a PC:
1 Hold down the alt key on your PC. The next step depends on the vowel and case you want for your umlaut. If you want a lowercase A with an umlaut, type the numbers 0228 on the keypad while holding down the alt key. If you want an uppercase A with an umlaut, hold down the alt key and type 0196.

2 Hold down the alt key and type 0235 for a lowercase E with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0203 for an uppercase E with an umlaut.

3 Hold down the alt key and type 0239 for a lowercase I with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0207 for an uppercase I with an umlaut.

4 Hold down the alt key and type 0246 for a lowercase O with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0214 for an uppercase O with an umlaut.

5 Hold down the alt key and type 0252 for a lowercase U with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0220 for an uppercase U with an umlaut.

6 Hold down the alt key and type 0255 for a lowercase Y with an umlaut. Hold down alt and type 0159 for an uppercase Y with an umlaut.
Code: [Select]
2014-11-14: CD4 Wars Episode II: Return of the Stribild (released in Europe as Stribild II: Werewolf Bitch)
2014-11-06:                ☣ VL (→) 12,627      ☣ CD4 (→) 639
2014-??-??: off treatment  ☣ VL (?)              ☣ CD4 (?)
2013-10-03:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1105
2013-05-23:                ☣ VL (=) undetectable ☣ CD4 (-) 945
2013-02-25:                ☣ VL (-) undetectable ☣ CD4 (+) 1123
2012-12-16: Enter Stribild
2012-11-20: HIV+           ☣ VL (→) 132,683      ☣ CD4 (→) 920
2012-04-01: HIV-
Dates in this signature file conform to ISO 8601. ;-)

If no one complains, nothing will ever change.

 


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