An ellipsis is three dots, like full stops, in a row: …
To type an ellipsis, you could simply type three full stops in a row (with no spaces between). However, this isn’t a proper ellipsis. If you want to use ellipses, use proper ones – your editor will be grateful.
On a Mac, type an ellipsis by pressing option+; (semi-colon).
On Windows, type an ellipsis by holding down Alt while pressing, in sequence, on the number pad of your keyboard 0→1→3→3.
In the Microsoft Office range of software on Windows, you can type Ctrl+Alt+. (full stop).
Source
- Typing an ellipsis on Windows superuser https://superuser.com/questions/517664/typing-an-ellipsis-on-windows/ 26 June 2021
