John; The character entities are an HTML issue that is separate from
text representation. You should be able to enter any unicode
character directly into an Ensemble text box. However the underlying
Adobe FlashPlayer has limited support for HTML character entities.
Specifically, their documentation states:
* To include a left angle bracket (<), right angle bracket (>), or
ampersand (&) character in displayed text, use the corresponding
character entities: <, >, and &, respectively. You can
also use the " and ' entities for single- and
double-quotation marks. These are the only named character
entities that Adobe® Flash® Player and Adobe® AIR™ recognize.
They
recognize numeric entities, such as ¥ for the Yen mark
(¥),;however, they do not recognize the corresponding character
entity, ¥.
-- Scott
On May 13, 3:29 pm, John Perdoni <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there anyway that I can use special character sets in TBC ie Greek
> capital letter omega [name: Ω] [number: Ω] , also how about
> subscript and superscript characters
>
> If I cannot use directly can you suggest a way I could maybe escape
> them in the label and reuse in ensemble.
>
> Thanks in advance again
>
> John
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