Hello Geoff!
On 14 Jan 2002 at 7:17:40 pm you wrote:
> After the last thread on euro symbols and other extended characters, I
> followed one of the links to learn that the AltGr key on my (UK)
> keyboard has more purpose than just to fill the space to the right of
> the space key :)
> AltGr+4 = €
Hey, part of my question already answered. :-)
> AltGr + <a vowel> gives that vowel with an acute accent. So,
> AltGr+e = é, AltGr+E = É, AltGr+a = á, etc.
On a German keyboard those don't do anything. Only <AltGr>+
<+> ~
<q> @
<2> ²
<3> ³
<7> {
<8> [
<9> ]
<0> }
<ß>* \
<m> µ
have an effect. Note that you can also use <Ctrl>+<Alt> instead of
<AltGr>.
*This one is tricky on any non-German keyboard, it's the key next to
<0> on the alpha-numerical "pad"; as are all keys mentioned.
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