The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List

Table 207: marvosym Computer Hardware SymbolsÍ \ComputerMouse Ñ \ParallelPort Î \SerialInterfaceÏ \Keyboard Ò \Printer Ð \SerialPortTable 208: keystroke Computer KeysAlt \Alt Enter \Enter ∗ PrtSc \PrtSc ∗AltGr \AltGr Esc \Esc ∗ → \RArrowBreak \Break ∗ Home \Home ∗ ←↪ \Return↦−→\BSpace † Ins \Ins ∗ Scroll \Scroll ∗Ctrl \Ctrl ∗ ← \LArrow Shift ⇑ \Shift ∗↓ \DArrow Num \NumLock \SpacebarDel \Del ∗ Page ↓ \PgDown ∗−−→−−→ \Tab†End \End ∗ Page ↑ \PgUp ∗ ↑ \UArrow∗ Changes based on the language option passed to the keystroke package. For example,the german option makes \Del produce “ Entf ” instead of “ Del ”.† These symbols utilize the rotating package and therefore display improperly in mostDVI viewers.The \keystroke command draws a key with an arbitrary label.“\keystroke{F7}” produces “ F7 ”.For example,Table 209: ascii Control Characters (CP437)␁ \SOH ␈ \BS ␏ \SI ␖ \SYN ␝ \GS␂ \STX ␉ \HT ␐ \DLE ␗ \ETB ␞ \RS␃ \ETX ␊ \LF ␑ \DCa ␘ \CAN ␟ \US␄ \EOT ␋ \VT ␒ \DCb ␙ \EM␅ \ENQ ␌ \FF ␓ \DCc ␚ \SUB␆ \ACK ␍ \CR ␔ \DCd ␛ \ESC␇ \BEL ␎ \SO ␕ \NAK ␜ \FS␡ \DEL \NBSP ␀ \NUL ¦ \splitvertCode Page 437 (CP437), which was first utilized by the original IBM PC, uses thesymbols \SOH through \US to depict ASCII characters 1–31 and \DEL to depictASCII character 127. The \NUL symbol, not part of CP437, represents ASCIIcharacter 0. \NBSP, also not part of CP437, represents a nonbreaking space.\splitvert is merely the “|” character drawn as it was on the IBM PC.Table 210: marvosym Communication Symbolsk \Email t \fax v \Faxmachine E \Lightning A \Pickupz \Emailct u \FAX B \Letter H \Mobilefone T \Telefon69