M Henri Day wrote:
Jim, to me it makes no difference which of the codes one has to enter - the
decimal or the hex (the 255 limit, by the way, relates to the former) - so
as far as I am concerned, the Quick Unicode Tool does indeed resolve the
problem for Windows XP. You are, however, quite right about Vista ; when I
try to open the «quick100.exe» file on my Vista Business setup, I receive
the following message :
«Cannot create the file 'quick.exe'. According to Windows the reason
(00000005) is :
You might try installing it as administrator.
I know I was able to install it.
But when I tried using it, the results were mostly invalid. I can’t now
remember exactly what was wrong: I think I remember that one thing that
was wrong was that some of the numeric input keys didn’t work. I removed
the program, installed it again, and the same thing happened.
Of course, Windows Vista has been upgraded since then so perhaps you
have encountered a new problem. I may try again on my Vista machine when
I get home tonight.
Jim Allan
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