Re: Character sets (was: So, You Want To Make Text Art?)
Maybe I should mention here that if you're using Windows there is a way to switch keyboard settings easily. I have a German keyboard, but my default settings are American. In the rare cases in which I write a German text I can switch the char- acter settings for a single application with a mouseclick. Just install both keyboard language settings settings and check "acti- vate language display (task bar)." *Click* qwertzuiop�+ *Click* qwertyuiop[] And the crowd goes wild! -- ___ __ __ "Muscles of All Limbs, Unite! / _ / _( ) You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Sinews." ( (_( (_))(__ \___\__(____) �OOL mm
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