hold shift and press '3'
The '~ #' key is between (diagonally speaking) the enter key and the right shift key on an English keyboard.
To type the hash symbol (#) on a PC, you can usually press the "Shift" key and the "3" key simultaneously on the standard keyboard layout. If you're using a different keyboard layout, such as UK English, the hash symbol may be found by pressing "Alt Gr" + "3". Ensure that your Num Lock is on if you are using a numeric keypad, as the hash symbol is not available there.
the hash key
No opiated hash is just hash with opiates mixed in
To get a hash sign (#) instead of a pound sign (£), you can change your keyboard layout or input method. On most keyboards, the hash sign is typically accessed by pressing the Shift key along with the number 3 key. If you're using a different keyboard layout or language settings, make sure to switch to the appropriate one that uses the hash symbol.
Adjust your keyboard on the computer settings by right clicking desktop then personalize...hope this worked :)
It really depends what type of hash your talking about. Some types of hash have depressants in them, but hash by itself is not considered a depressant.
The whereabouts of the Hash (#) key depends on which version of keyboard you are using. If it is not immediately obvious then it can usually be found by pressing the alt and 3 keys at the same time.
How did you type the question? A: WITH THE KEYBOARD!
A slanted Hash.. Dont have a hash on my keyboard so can't show you :p
The iPhone does not have a physical keyboard. It is a keyboard that pops up on the display when you need to type something in and you type by touching the keys on the touchscreen sensitive display.
64% of Americans type with a flat keyboard