Den 2019-09-25 kl. 13:45, skrev Dimitry Sibiryakov: > 25.09.2019 11:52, Kjell Rilbe wrote: >> Most Unicode characaters are not available on most keyboards. For >> example, I have a Swedish keyboard. To enter a "Φ" (U+03A6), I will need >> to find it in Windows character table app (browse, browse, browse...) or >> find it on the Internet, like I did this time and copy+paste. > > Alt + Numeric keypad works better.
Unfortunately not. You can't enter Unicode codepoints that way. And even if it were possible, it wouldn't solve the other issues. Alt+NNN (first N non-zero) will enter char with the typed code from the current DOS codepage, e.g. DOS850. For example, in my case, typing Alt+200 enters '╚'. And NNN is interpreted modulo 256, i.e. Alt+2000 enters ð, whose code is 208 in DOS850. Alt+0NNN will enter char with the typed code from the current Windows codepage, e.g. WIN1252, again modulo256. For example, in my case, typing Alt+02000 enters Ð, whose code is 208 in WIN1252. Regards, Kjell
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