Re: "alt symbols"
From Nate / DAC <nat...@southwind.net>
· alt.ascii-art
· 9 Nov 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> the alt+xxxx symbols vary from font to font and the only > way to see the alt+xxxx chars for the font you want to see > is to use charmap or just sit there typing them in one > at a time. > > You would be well advised to forget about alt+xxxx chars > unless you REALLY need them real bad and will just die > if you cant use them or you are a DOS programmer making > something with a textmode GUI or just dont really care > if what you type in looks remotely the same on someone > elses system when they arent using the same font you > are using. OK Krogg.. Now I know you're the master of the run-on sentance! ObAscii: .._ | ~~-. _......._ | -. ~~~~~~~~~~~-._____ | -- (-) (-) ___|= | -~ ____d_____.---' |__.--' `-------' An automatic transmission. -- ___________________________________________________________________ / _ _ _|_ _ _| _ _ Specializing in Commodore 64/128 Material \ ) |/ \`_| | /_)/ |`_|/ ' AT southwind DOT net ( \_|__j(_|_\_.\_.\_|(_|\_. http://www2.southwind.net/~natedac _______/
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