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Unicode :angel:

I'll let Sleepy tell you.

I'll just settle for making the snide remark that as he is making do with a second rate operating system, he might have been able to use the Alt and numeric keypad method or he might have had to resort to something else. :p

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

WELL do tell
Mrs ho har:angel:

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Nothing smart - I jsut cut and past tooshay into WORD cos I dunno how to spell and it does me a little red squiggle and shows me how to spell proper - and does a little do-dad above the "e" that I googled to find out the it is called an ACCUTE ACCENT. Makes me sound smarterer than I reely am!:D:D

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Originally Posted by vnx205

I'll just settle for making the snide remark that as he is making do with a second rate operating system, he might have been able to use the Alt and numeric keypad method or he might have had to resort to something else. :p

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Only reason i use Vista is cos it came with my laptop and I have no idea how to change it.:p

Alt arrow gives me nuthin!

Vista is like owning a Td5 - I just amour-all the engine cover and hope it knows what is doing under that black plastic thingamy.:D:D





Wot's a unicode?:confused:

Wot's a unicode?:confused:[/QUOTE]


I don't know either:confused:


well we are confussed together then:D

Mrs ho har:angel:

hey you are dropping to Corowa this year are you???


Mrs ho har:angel:

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

Wot's a unicode?:confused:

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I don't know either:confused:


well we are confussed together then:D

Mrs ho har:angel:[/QUOTE]

Unicode font. A font where a combination of key storkes gives you a special character. In Word (etc.) you insert a symbol like the e in touché and it can be ready by any Vist/XP/mac machine that operates a keyboard!

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

hey you are dropping to Corowa this year are you???
Mrs ho har:angel:

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What, all of us?

Try this link.

Keyboard Shortcuts for special characters

Basically you hold down the Alt key and use the numeric keypad to type a number then release the Alt key.

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Originally Posted by Sleepy

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Alt arrow gives me nuthin!

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Are you holding down both the Alt key and the Ctrl key while you press the down arrow or one of the other arrow keys?

Ah huh, I just worked it out!.......<<insert sound of penny dropping>>>

:eek:I don't have a numeric keypad. :angel:








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