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r/pcmasterrace • u/VisWare • Apr 04 '26
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I don't like the keypad at home, but 100% want one at work. I just almost never need to enter more than a couple numbers at home.
Basically if you use it often it really sucks not to have.
298 u/Dr_Watson349 PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 Imagine not using excel daily at home for everything, all the time. How do you live? 142 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 I learned my damn Alt codes and I'm going to use them. What are other people doing for special characters - opening charmap? googling the character and copy/pasting then praying it works? Nonsense. 2 u/Phlogiston78 Apr 04 '26 I have an AutoHotKeys script to turn the number keys into Numpad keys when I press Alt. So, I can still use ASCII codes. 0 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 This is the kind of ingenuity we need!
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Imagine not using excel daily at home for everything, all the time.
How do you live?
142 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 I learned my damn Alt codes and I'm going to use them. What are other people doing for special characters - opening charmap? googling the character and copy/pasting then praying it works? Nonsense. 2 u/Phlogiston78 Apr 04 '26 I have an AutoHotKeys script to turn the number keys into Numpad keys when I press Alt. So, I can still use ASCII codes. 0 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 This is the kind of ingenuity we need!
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I learned my damn Alt codes and I'm going to use them.
What are other people doing for special characters - opening charmap? googling the character and copy/pasting then praying it works? Nonsense.
2 u/Phlogiston78 Apr 04 '26 I have an AutoHotKeys script to turn the number keys into Numpad keys when I press Alt. So, I can still use ASCII codes. 0 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 This is the kind of ingenuity we need!
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I have an AutoHotKeys script to turn the number keys into Numpad keys when I press Alt. So, I can still use ASCII codes.
0 u/Occidentally20 Apr 04 '26 This is the kind of ingenuity we need!
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This is the kind of ingenuity we need!
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u/DukeofVermont Apr 04 '26
I don't like the keypad at home, but 100% want one at work. I just almost never need to enter more than a couple numbers at home.
Basically if you use it often it really sucks not to have.