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Zacy5000 said: Or you could use 'Alt Gr + The normal US button for backslash'. Alt Gr is the one to the right hand side of the space bar and the normal US button for the backslash is next to the enter button and shift key (may slightly differ on different keyboards).This is much easier then using the Alt code.his is more for my own reference than anything else but today I was needing to enter a backslash key while using a US keyboard but with UK keyboard settings. After trying pretty much every key on the keyboard in all combinations, I realised there was no key combination that would do this directly.
Answer: The backslash key is located near the Enter or Return key on most keyboards. It is most often found directly to the left of the Enter key, but can also be placed below or above the enter key. The backslash key is located directly above the the Return key on Apple keyboards.It is important to differentiate between the backslash and the forward slash keys. The backslash key has a pipe character above it, which is a straight vertical line. The forward slash key has a question mark above it.Forward slashes are used to designate directories in URLs, i.e. http://www.sharpened.net/helpcenter/ , while backslashes are used do designate Windows directories, like you may see in Windows Explorer, i.e. C:\Program Files\ . Backslash: \.he forward slash key has a question mark above it. Forward slashes are used to designate directories in URLs, i.e. http://www.sharpened.net/helpcenter/ , while backslashes are used do designate Windows directories, like you may see in Windows Explorer, i.e. C:\Program Files\ . Backslash: \.