clueless in New York
I have a question- when you hold alt on the keyboard and enter a combination of numbers on the numeric pad on the right, you get different characters. Say, alt+ 658 produces � and alt + 654 produces �. Are those ASCII characters? What's the history behind this way of entering symbols?
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