Martin Kochanski wrote:
> One might phrase the question like this: "If I sat you down in front
> of a program on a Windows machine, and asked you to type an alpha,
> what would you try first?".
That's easy. I'd hold down Alt and type 2 2 4 on the keypad. (hee hee
hee)
What's that? You want
Otto Stolz wrote:
>> - although we can take it for granted that you have not
>> got a keyboard with Greek letters enabled,
>
> Why not? It's so easy, in contemporary Windows versions.
> Why shouldn't I install a couple of keyboard layouts for the scripts
> I am going to type, on my Windows syste
A 09:26 2002-07-18 -0700, Addison Phillips [wM] a écrit :
>Hi Martin,
>
>I install the Chinese Unicode keyboard myself...
>
>When I confronted this specific problem recently in our products, the main
>solution I adopted was to allow \u notation as input (of course, our
>products are for develo
Martin Kochanski wrote:
> "If I sat you down in front of a program on a Windows machine, and asked you
> to type an alpha, what would you try first?".
- Klick on the white DE on blue background (indicating my German
keyboard layout),
in the task bar,
- select Greek keyboard layout,
- Type
Hi Martin,
I install the Chinese Unicode keyboard myself...
When I confronted this specific problem recently in our products, the main
solution I adopted was to allow \u notation as input (of course, our
products are for developers...)
Hope that helps.
Addison
Addison P. Phillips
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