How do I insert symbols (or emojis) ?

[AnotherPeterN 1]

I was looking online and it appears that Emoji's are not supported on PC's (SRSLY in 2019?).   I'm using Evernote to track the status of various projects so I have a table of projects and in one column I want to have a symbol for it's current status, like a checkmark for done, a worker digging for in-progress, a clock for waiting, etc.   Is there a way to insert symbols in Evernote?

[DTLow 5,623]

My understanding is emoji are now supported in Evernote/Windows (https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/112693-evernote-for-windows-611-ga/
A windows user will have to provide specific details;  @EdH is our resident emoji enthusiast.)

 

[CalS 4,978]

On 1/5/2019 at 11:36 PM, AnotherPeterN said:

I was looking online and it appears that Emoji's are not supported on PC's (SRSLY in 2019?).   I'm using Evernote to track the status of various projects so I have a table of projects and in one column I want to have a symbol for it's current status, like a checkmark for done, a worker digging for in-progress, a clock for waiting, etc.   Is there a way to insert symbols in Evernote?

Put a colon on the front and back.  After you type the last colon the emoji should appear.  .:shrug: for example will produce 🤷‍♂️

[gazumped 9,000]

There's also an on-screen keyboard in Win 10,  with its own emoji key.

[Erik Przekop 2]

I find that I can indeed insert emoji in note titles, which looks great in a list of notes.  It appears as a plan square in the title itself, though.  Do I need to choose a specific font for titles to make this appear?  (I'm currently using Georgia, but I only tried a couple of other ones.)

For example, I can see something like this in the list views (side list, snippet, card, etc.):

When I have the note open, though, I see this:

[CalS 4,978]

Segoe UI Symbol seems to work for me in the note title.

[Erik Przekop 2]

Thanks!  That worked for me. 

I just tried it, and Segoe UI Emoji also works, and looks slightly better to my eyes.

Problem solved. 🙂

[Ashlynne 0]

On 1/8/2019 at 4:32 AM, gazumped said:

There's also an on-screen keyboard in Win 10,  with its own emoji key.

And how do I click on the on-screen keyboard?

[jefito 5,542]

11 hours ago, Ashlynne said:

And how do I click on the on-screen keyboard?

web search on "windows 10 on screen keyboard"

[Prophat 2]

In Windows 10, the best way I've found is to just use the Emoji shortcut: Windows Key + ; (semicolon) 

Other option is to...

Use the Touch Keyboard: 
Right-click on the Windows Taskbar and choose "Show Touch Keyboard Button".... which then places a little keyboard icon/button in the lower right side of the taskbar. Then you simply click that when you need to use emojis: There's an Emoji key right next to the spacebar on that virtual keyboard. 

The On Screen Keyboard on the other hand (Windows Key + O ... didn't have an Emoji key- at least not for me. Not sure why that is... but I'm totally fine with the options mentioned above.

[CalS 4,978]

1 hour ago, Prophat said:

In Windows 10, the best way I've found is to just use the Emoji shortcut: Windows Key + ; (semicolon) 

Learn something new every day, thanks!