Maybe this is clear to some people, but I thought I might clarify this
since I just figured it out myself.
Alt+#### works for Unicode fonts as well, but only for the first 255
characters of the font. ANSI fonts are 8-bit fonts, which only have 255
characters. Unicode fonts have a very large number of characters, but
you can still use Alt+#### for the first 255 characters of the Unicode
font. In the Windows Character Map, if you select the Advanced view
checkbox, it shows whether the font is Unicode or another font type. For
Unicode fonts, it still shows the Alt keystroke at the bottom-right for
characters in the 255 range. Strangely enough, the Windows Character Map
doesn't show *all* the Alt keystrokes within in the 255 range, even
though they seem to all work.
So as Janet said, in the Windings2 font, ALT-0080 gives you a checkmark.
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Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
058-763-7133
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