At 02:11 AM 12/21/2012, alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk wrote:
> > I still use Alt-keypad characters regularly=20
> here, specifically for the degrees
> > character Alt-248  (example =B0C)
>
>Me too, for European accented characters, and the Euro symbol (ALT-128).

I used to use [Alt] ### in years gone by but have=20
not done so for quite a while now.  But I just might start again.

Ok - [Alt] 128 is =C7
Oops - that's not a Euro symbol for the font table that my computer is usin=
g.

Lets try [Alt] 248 =B0  yep - it's a degrees symbol.

Does anyone know what the code is for the GBP symbol?

Thanks!

dwayne

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Trinity Electronics Systems Ltd    Edmonton, AB, CANADA
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Custom Electronics Design and Manufacturing


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