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From: Frankw <frankcw@skuz.wanweb.net>
Subject: Re: ALT key Useage
Date: 1997/04/12
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To: Annroses <annroses@aol.com>
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Annroses wrote:
> 
> I would like to obtain a complete list of the non-standard ASCII code
> characters using the  ALT key and number entries method of generating the
> codes.  For example, holding down the ALT key and entering 0,9,1,1 creates
> a square, etc. Thanks, Bill
> 
> annroses@aol.com
Hi Bill,
 They are actually called entended askii. If you have a Pc with windows
you will find them under accessories in character map.
I hope this helps,
Frank

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Disclaimer:
*Sometimes I'm mistaken ......
.........but then again I could be wrong about that
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