Re: copyright symbol???
Philipp Taprogge wrote: > Hi! > > Gian Paolo su wind wrote: > >> Does anyone of you know which is the code to have the (C) copyright >> symbol >> as a ascii character? > > > There is none, because the copyright symbol simply isn't part of the > 7-bit ascii character set. It _is_ part if iso-8859-1 (aka Latin-1), > though and it's entity code is 196 or 0xA9. > Hope that helps, > > Phil > actually the decimal is 169, to get it in windows hold alt and type 0169 on the keypad -> � if you're using an international english keyboard layout, the you could press AltGr+c (it's the right Alt key) But we still don't want to see any of that in the ASCII arts around here :)
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