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This updated guide examines Key: How to Type Less Than or Equal To and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Method 1of 2:
Using Windows
Open your text document. You can use any word-processing program like Word, Notepad, or Google Docs.
- If you're using a keyboard without the keypad, you'll need to press the "Fn" key and "Num Lock." Your number lock will turn on and the right half of your keyboard should act as the keypad. You'll see the number in small, blue text on the corresponding key.
Press and holdAltand type243. You won't see any text appear even though you just pressed some keys.
- Make sure you use the keypad to enter these numbers, as the number row above the letters will not produce the same results.
ReleaseAlt. When you let go of the Alt key, you will see the "less than or equal to" symbol appear.[1]XResearch source
Method 2of 2:
Using MacOS
Open your text document. You can use any word-processing program like Word, TextEdit, or Google Docs.
Press and hold?Optionand press?Shift+,. The Option key is a modifier key and has the ability to input special characters into your page. See https://www.webnots.com/option-or-alt-key-shortcuts-to-insert-symbols-in-mac-os-x/ for more shortcuts.
Release?Option. When you press those buttons at the same time, you'll see the "less than or equal to" symbol appear.[2]XResearch source
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