--- In [email protected], Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the same problem with KeyNote. Try this:
> Win.Keys("{Alt}{N0}{N2}{N1}{N6}{Alt}")
> :
> [snip]
> :
>
Just a quick epilogue...
After a somewhat protracted and not altogether pleasant journey into
the land of character mapping, I've decided to stick with the more
elementary set of characters ranging from 000 to 255 (decimal). And,
for whatever it's worth, when doing so, the following seem to be
functionally equivalent:
{alt}{n0}{n2}{n1}{n6}{alt} �and� {alt}{216}{alt}
Also, to help me see what *Keys go with what symbols, I define *Keys
in the [Left] tab using the win.key format (above) and then I assign
the same definition in the [Right] tab, but this time using the
actual symbol.
If anhyone else finds this helpful, all the better.
Thanks again for *your* help.
______
-MG
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