Re: Was: REQ: Star Shape. Now: Funny off topics...
>1. What are the corrent names for these characters? >~ ^ & | {} and # squiggle, pointee, backwards cursive "S", a line, squanchy brackets, tic-tac-toe board... am I right??? :) > >2. What control character is designated as the "bell"? >(we'll accept either ascii code or control keys) is it the "any" key? I'm still looking for that one? :) > >3. [tricky] Using the american extended ASCII [sometimes called >"Standard Extended ASCII"?], how many characters can be called >"letters" in both english and foreign languages? >(hint: this is like your "Terminal Font" on Windows-based computers) Well, I read the post regarding "W" and Sweden... Funny, but isn't there a "w" in the name Sweden? That must make you Svedes! This must truly depend on the foreign language. Since I'm foreign language illiterate, I will pass on this one. > >And as a special bonus quesiton: Why is the five-pointed "star" >charater shown as a "six"-pointed star on the IBM-compatible keyboard? >(no fair looking at the "8" key, either) And why does it turn out as a 6 pointed star on html but only in larger fonts? -joan -- |\=/| spu...@juno.com _ /6 6\ )) =\_Y_/= |\=/|.-"""-. (( / ^ \ /6 6\ \ \\ /| | |\ =\_Y_/= (_ ;\ \( | | | ) _U//_/-/__/// `"" ""` /jgs\ (( ^^^^^ ` ASCII Art Gallery http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/
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