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Windows 8 improves over the simplicity and effectiveness of the Windows Platform and hence it is now possible out of the box to write the Indian Currency Symbol directly using the Alt + 4 keyboard shortcut without the need of full Alt codes. Configuring Writing Language to Enable Support for Rupee Symbol With Windows 8, the process has become pretty straightforward. All you need to do is to enable the use of English (India) as the first writing language and then it will enable the support for writing the Unicode Indian Rupee symbol. To do so, follow the steps below. • Click on Start or Press the Windows logo key. • Type Control Panel and hit enter.

• From the top right menu, Choose View by as Small Icons. • Now click on Language. • In the Change your language preferences menu, click on Options in front of the first language displayed on the list (in case there are multiple entries). • Click on Add an input method under the Input method heading. • Select/Click on English (India) and click on Add. • Now click on Save in the Language Options page. Now whenever you need to write the Indian currency symbol, click on the Language icon in the right of your taskbar and select English (India) Writing the Indian Rupee Symbol After configuring Windows language settings by following the steps above, you can easily write/insert the Indian Currency Symbol (₹) using the Alt Gr (Right Alt) + 4 (Dollar Symbol key).