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myspace name symbols?


Question Posted Tuesday October 30 2007, 8:55 pm

i've seen people with all kinds of different stuff by their display name. such as a music note, a slanted smiley face, and other diferent stuff.

i know how to do the basic ones like a heart, spade, etc. but does anyone have or know where i can find the codes for the different ones?


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Lorna_x answered Thursday January 3 2008, 11:27 pm:
© ©
® ®
™ ™
¡ ¡
¿ ¿
¢ ¢
£ £
¥ ¥
€ €
§ §
¶ ¶
° °
♠ ♠
♥ ♥
♣ ♣
♦ ♦
± ±
† †
‡ ‡
¹ ¹
² ²
³ ³
« «
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classified_cutie answered Thursday November 1 2007, 11:52 pm:
go here... [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)

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theymos answered Wednesday October 31 2007, 9:52 am:
**HTML entities don't work on Myspace anymore. Alt codes and copy/paste do.**

Those are called unicode characters. Here is a mostly complete list of them:
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To make them into an HTML entity like ♥, take the unicode number, put an &#x in front of it and an ; at the end of it. The unicode number of a musical note is U+2669, so its html entity is ♩. Putting that HTML entity almost anywhere will turn it into a musical note; in fact, if you're viewing this on my column, you will see a note.

You can also use alt codes to make special characters, see this list of them:
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Put your cursor where you want the special character, hold down alt, and on the keypad(numbers on the right of the keyboard), type the alt code. When you release alt, the character will appear. This method includes less characters, but it works in more places.

-λ Using entities, it appears only on my column.
-λ Using alt-codes, it appears here, but on my column it doesn't look as it should.

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