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How can I type a backslash with no backslash key?

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ANSWER 1

Score 27


I have found out that Alt Gr+- gives \.




ANSWER 2

Score 20


Press the alt key to the right of the space bar (alt gr), and the key above the enter key (which should typically be hash on a US keyboard set to UK input - but on your laptop it is actually the \ key!). This should provide a backslash!

altGR+#( \ )key




ANSWER 3

Score 6


If you do not have Alt GR in your keyboard, simply press and hold left ALT then type 92.




ANSWER 4

Score 4


You can find a full list of ALT codes here.

Or try Alt+Shift+:

On the German keyboard backslash is Alt+Shift+7