Am I missing something here? I tried typing Alt+0248, and nothing happened. I tried it with NumLock on and off, but absolutely nothing happens...(I am using Gnome 1.4)
Justin H. wrote: > JTK wrote: > >>Justin H. wrote: >> >>>JTK wrote: >>> >>> >>>>>By the way, please don't refer to me as "Mr. Jorgensen". My last name is >>>>>J�rgensen, with an ø. If you don't have that key on your >>>>>keyboard, >>>>> >>>>> >>>>I don't. >>>> >>>> >>>You do, however, have Alt + 0248 on the number pad. >>> >>> >>AH! Good point! But let's see if it works in Mozilla (NEVER a given): >> >>J�rgensen >> >>Well what do you know! Now all I have to do is remember all bajillion >>different character codes and I'm set! ;-) >> >>Hell, in fact, I could just lose the rest of the keyboard entirely, tape >>down the ALT key, and 10-key in everything! ;-) >> > > Actually, far as I know, NT/2000/XP still have Character Map. If you > check out the Times New Roman set, the number that shows up in the lower > right hand corner is the XXXX part of Alt + XXXX. You didn't think I > had memorized what number the � was, did you? :-) > > Justin H. >
