How do i change my numpad from ASCII to Unicode

Questions

When I try to try Unicode using the Numpad I don t get the right results

For example;

Alt + 0128, I get "à" which is the ASCII result.

But I want to get the Unicode result which is "…" (this is just an example).

I have tried to fix, I checked the Unicode page on Wikipedia where is shows how to type on a keyboard, it said a registry edit may be required but It seemed to look the same.

Yes, I have NumLock on. I m using a Samsung laptop running windows 10.

Answers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_code https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt_code

To enable the third method, a user must set or create the registry key HKCUControl PanelInput MethodEnableHexNumpad with type REG_SZ to value 1 and reboot (logging out and logging back in is sufficient). Once the registry key is set, the following method can be used to enter Unicode codepoints:

*Hold Alt and type the + key on the numeric keypad, then type the hexadecimal number (using the numeric keypad for digits 0-9 and the normal keys for a-f), then release Alt.

 For example, Alt++11b will
 produce "ě" (e with caron).

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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31758279/how-do-i-change-my-numpad-from-ascii-to-unicode

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