Hi Brent,
I seem to remember something about putting a 0 (zero) in front of the 255. I
tested [Alt]0255 on WIN 98SE in Notepad and got the "Y" with the 2 dots
above it (umlate???) which is closer to the hard space. I think at that point it
has to do with the characterset the operating system is using. I am a little out
of my league here but maybe the 0 will work for you.
Best regards,
Mike Young
On Wed, 2 May 2001 09:20:05 -0700, Brent Skean wrote:
>While not specific to RBASE, I've run across something that I would like to
>verify.
>
>Under Win NT, the following occurs when keying in ALT 255 from:
>
>DOS: hard space
>Notepad: hard space
>Browser: hard space
>RBDOS 4.5++: hard space
>RBWIN 6.x: hard space
>
>ie, it all works as expected.
>
>
>Under Win 95, the following occurs when keying in ALT 255 from:
>
>DOS: hard space
>Notepad: _
>Browser: _
>RBDOS 4.5++: hard space
>RBWIN 6.x: UNTESTED
>
>Note the oddity under Notepad and Browser. This seems to be an actual
ALT
>95, the underscore.
>
>When inserting an ALT 255 into an RBWIN 6.x database via an R:Tango
form, a
>Win 95 browser will insert an _ instead of a hard space.
>
>Sel all from table where field = '_' yields the inserted record.
>
>The same action from an NT browser inserts the hard space properly.
>
>This is not RBASE specific... go to www.yahoo.com and put in an ALT
255 in
>the search box and I get an _.
>
>I am curious, do others see the same behavior; what about under
>Win98/2000/ME?
>
>Brent Skean
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