How To Use Emoji In Windows 10

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Windows has long supported a few basic emoji. In Windows 10, they were given a little more attention. The on-screen keyboard in Windows 10 lets you insert emoji but it’s best used on a tablet. It’s not even that great or that accessible if you use a touch-screen device. If you’re on a desktop, this on-screen keyboard is all the more inconvenient if you want to use Emoji in Windows 10. That said, it’s definitely one way to insert emoji. https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/use-emoji-in-windows-10/



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