How to input half-angle symbols and letters on a mobile phone?

You don't have to press shift on your mobile phone. The mobile phone input method is switched to English state, which is half-width letters, numbers and symbols. Just press the key to enter.

Now our living standards are constantly improving, and computers have become very common in our lives. Computers have many functions, and we often encounter many problems when using them.

For example, some people don't know how to switch to full-width characters when typing, so the spacing between characters will be larger and less beautiful. In view of this situation, Bian Xiao will teach you how to switch half-width characters. I hope you can read it carefully.

How to enter half-width characters? How to switch to full-width characters

I believe many people have encountered this situation. When the input method is at half angle, there will be a big gap when we input Chinese, so the output words will be ugly. So how to switch full-width characters to make the character spacing more beautiful? Let's study together.

First, the full-width character switching method.

1. When in the input method state, we can see the display bar of the input method.

2. At this time, we just need to press the shortcut key shift+ Spaces to switch full-width characters.

Second, the full-width character switching method.

1. The first thing is to open a document.

2. Then, select the full-width characters to be converted. At this time, you can click "Format" in the menu above.

3. A drop-down menu will appear. Select Change Case from the drop-down menu.

4. A dialog box will pop up. We just need to select "Full Angle" in this dialog box, and then click OK.

We can see the change after the change. Generally, Chinese characters are input with full-width characters and English is input with half-width characters. If you want to switch, then you can use the above two methods to switch. Generally speaking, the first method is a common one.

What are full angle and half angle?

(1) Full width-refers to a character occupying two standard character positions. Chinese characters, full-width English characters, graphic symbols and special characters in GB23 12-80 are all full-width characters. General system commands do not use full-width characters, but only use full-width characters when doing word processing.

(2) Half-width-refers to the characters occupying the standard character position. The usual English letters, numeric keys and symbol keys are all half-angles, and the display code of half-angle is one byte. In the system, the above three characters are regarded as basic codes, so users generally use half-width when inputting commands and parameters.

Under what circumstances are full angle and half angle used respectively?

Full width takes up two bytes and half width takes up one byte. Half-angle and full-angle are mainly used for punctuation. Full-width punctuation takes up two bytes and half-width punctuation takes up one byte. Whether it is half-width or full-width, Chinese characters still occupy two bytes.

Only half-angle punctuation can be used in the source code of programming (excluding the data inside the string). Only half-angle punctuation can be used on computers that do not support languages such as Chinese characters (in this case, there is no concept of full angle at all). For most fonts, the full width looks larger than the half width, which is certainly not the essential difference.