Insert special character in keynote

Hi folks
I wonder if there's any way to insert a "Smiley" logo in Keynote in iPad2, and also as part of the text? I've looked up the Help Menu, online, etc, but couldn't find the answer. It'll be nice to be able to insert such stuffs, plus other "Special Characters."
Another question I have is, I've sync my Keynotes files with iTunes library, after making some updates to the slides in iPad. However, where are the (updated) sync-ed files stored in iTunes or Mac? The original Keynote file is in another folder, which I've dropped to iTunes to sync with iPad. But after sync-ing the updated files, the original Keynote files were not updated, and I could not locate the updated Keynote files anywhere. I mean, if I can't locate the updated files, and something happened to the iPad, and I need to move the updated Keynote files back, say to a new iPad, can I be assured that nothing will go wrong?
Much thanks in advance.
Thim Fook, Law

Sorry for the late reply, Tom. Thanks for the tip. I've just checked out "Unicode Map" for iPad on iTunes Apps Store, and it's a Paid Apps. I wonder if there's any Free Apps, as I don't think I'll be using "Special Characters" that often. On the same note, I've inserted the "Smiley" Emoji in Notes for iPad, and tried copying that to Keynotes and Pages, and it doesn't work. I think the problem could be with Keynotes and Pages. In any case, much thanks for your assistance.
Regards.
Thim Fook, Law

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