You get that symbol with just alt-226? Not alt-0226? Curious. Does your system automatically prefix the number with a zero? (Thanks for that list, by the way. It's so much better organized than the ASCII sequence, and I get to find out what some of those odd-looking characters are called.)[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the problem-du-jour...I'm trying to duplicate some French expressionI maintain on my system a copy of the file found at
marks such as the following :"sans hate"...my problem, is that if I don't want
general laughter coming from the orchestra, I need a circumflex over the 'a' in "hate" so that it means haste. ...<snip>...<http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/amher/iso_8879.html>;
from which I can easily determine that circumflex-a is entered (in Windows) as "Alt-226". Another place to find these characters is in the symbol table that is part of windows, at " start > programs > accessories > system tools > character map ". I assume a similar character map is part of Mas-OS someplace, but I couldn't tell you how to find it....
Jon
