Hello Deborah,
AltGr is a button which is found on European keyboards where you'd find
one of the Alt buttons on North American keyboards. It acts as a second
Alt button, allowing you to have a whole extra set of keyboard
shortcuts.
Actually it basically does the same that Alt+Ctrl keys hit
Hi Geoff,
Am Freitag, 25. Juli 2003 (01:04 Uhr) hast Du
in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] geschrieben...
On 24 July 2003, 18:50, Peter Kerekes wrote:
I can get a number of off-key-characters using Altletter or
AltShiftletters but not the euro.
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? can be obtained on keyboards that have a font
25-Jul-2003 01:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can get a number of off-key-characters using Altletter or
AltShiftletters but not the euro.
? can be obtained on keyboards that have a font that includes the Euro
by pressing AltGr+4 (which is how I produced the ?'s in this
paragraph).
I
On 25 July 2003, 09:30, Jan Oetjen wrote:
what - in return - produces an empty black border rectangle unless the
font you are using is support the ? character in it's font table. ;)
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Just like other characters, the euro symbol is only available when the
font includes it. All the Windows
On Friday, 25 July 2003, Alexander wrote:
A the rare benefits of Windows :) you can still reach it with ALT+0128.
Thanks. That works for me. (But I still don't know what AltGr means.)
Can someone recommend a good online list of all the Alt+numeric
codes? Occasionally I google for a specific
On Friday, 25 July 2003, Geoff Lane wrote:
GL ? can be obtained on keyboards that have a font that includes the Euro
GL by pressing AltGr+4
What is AltGr? I can insert euro symbol in Word though InsertSymbol,
but I've never found a keystroke that will do it in any application.
Is there an
25-Jul-2003 12:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone recommend a good online list of all the Alt+numeric
codes? Occasionally I google for a specific character, but I never
remember to bookmark whatever site I find.
Windows has a tool for that. Not very comfortable because searching is a
25-Jul-2003 12:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(But I still don't know what AltGr means.)
Hmmm. On my keyboard, the Alt key is left of the SpaceBar, AltGr is
right...
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T Thanks. That works for me. (But I still don't know what AltGr means.)
On most PC keyboards, it's the Alt key on the right-hand side of the
space bar.
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On Friday, 25 July 2003, Stuart Hemming wrote:
T Thanks. That works for me. (But I still don't know what AltGr means.)
SH On most PC keyboards, it's the Alt key on the right-hand side of the
Define most keyboards. I did another Google search when I read this,
and after limiting the search to
On 25 July 2003, 11:01, Tim wrote:
What is AltGr?
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AltGR is the Alt key to the right of the spacebar.
HTH,
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T Not much use to me in Australia (everyone assumes that, if we speak
T English, have dollars as currency, and go to war when the US says
T because our prime minister likes licking the president's arse, we must
T really be American. We're not.)
Very
Hi Tim,
on Fri, 25 Jul 2003 20:01:40 +1000GMT (25.07.03, 12:01 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
T Is there an Alt+0??? combination that will do it?
Here it is alt+0128, but then this is German Win98 with a German
keyboard with char set ISO-8859-1 or -2 or -15...
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Hello Artemich,
On July 24, 2003, 16:52, you wrote:
A Hello Peter,
A Thursday, July 24, 2003, 8:50:54 PM, you wrote:
PK I use the MicroEd text editor in the BAT and cannot get the Euro
PK symbol.
A I think that font you are using for MicroEd does not contain Euro
A symbol (Courier for
Am Freitag, 25. Juli 2003 12:52 schrieb Tim:
I almost never use the right Alt key as the left one is much easier to
hit (for me) in most cases. It would be really useful to have an extra
mondifier key, so does anyone know a way to activate AltGr on US
keyboard layouts?
Hi Tim,
I'm not sure,
Hello Peter,
On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 17:34:54 +0200 GMT (25/07/03, 22:34 +0700 GMT),
Peter Meyns wrote:
It would be really useful to have an extra mondifier key, so does
anyone know a way to activate AltGr on US keyboard layouts?
I'm not sure, as I use a German keyboard and char set, but I think
On Friday, July 25, 2003, 6:01:40 AM, Tim wrote:
T What is AltGr?
AltGr is a button which is found on European keyboards where you'd find
one of the Alt buttons on North American keyboards. It acts as a second
Alt button, allowing you to have a whole extra set of keyboard
shortcuts.
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Deborah
Hello All,
I use the MicroEd text editor in the BAT and cannot get the Euro
symbol.
I can get the euro symbol in my text editor (Notetab) or MSWord by
pressing Alt-5. I can also get the same in the Window Editor in BAT
shown here: ?. but not in plain Text, Microed. I get a rectangular
box,
Any recommendation, other than use the Window Editor?
If you can't get the MicroEd to do it, I'd recommend setting
up a quick template with the text .
Then you can type something like euctrl+space to type
the symbol.
Not ideal I know - but it might work.
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Hello Peter,
Thursday, July 24, 2003, 7:50:54 PM, you wrote:
PK I use the MicroEd text editor in the BAT and
PK cannot get the Euro symbol.
The MicroEd editor produces proper ? here,
at least it show up fine in my viewer and most of
my correspondent's. No way of telling for sure
though what it
Hello Peter,
Thursday, July 24, 2003, 8:50:54 PM, you wrote:
PK I use the MicroEd text editor in the BAT and cannot get the Euro
PK symbol.
I think that font you are using for MicroEd does not contain Euro
symbol (Courier for example), so you should change the it in Options/Editor
On 24 July 2003, 18:50, Peter Kerekes wrote:
I can get a number of off-key-characters using Altletter or
AltShiftletters but not the euro.
~~~
? can be obtained on keyboards that have a font that includes the Euro
by pressing AltGr+4 (which is how I produced the ?'s in this
paragraph).
HTH,
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