More on Extended Character Codes
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 7:48 amHello,
Just a clarification for the use of the 'extended character codes' into the toolbars:
Two points:
1) In the table http://www.datacad.com/ddn/extended_character_codes.htm
the useful information from there is the 'sign' produced by the operation of typing 'Alt+####'.
Instead of the ASCII "number" is the "sign" that will be identified by the toolbar sequence;
2) For typing an ASCII number you must add a 'Ø' before the three numbers tabled.
Indeed the table could (hello guys of bits&bytes) already have this fourth digit before the other (from 128 and above), to prevent mistakes.
In other languages overseas, like mine, the typing of the three digits shows different signs from those in the table.
Thanks,
Miguel
Just a clarification for the use of the 'extended character codes' into the toolbars:
Two points:
1) In the table http://www.datacad.com/ddn/extended_character_codes.htm
the useful information from there is the 'sign' produced by the operation of typing 'Alt+####'.
Instead of the ASCII "number" is the "sign" that will be identified by the toolbar sequence;
2) For typing an ASCII number you must add a 'Ø' before the three numbers tabled.
Indeed the table could (hello guys of bits&bytes) already have this fourth digit before the other (from 128 and above), to prevent mistakes.
In other languages overseas, like mine, the typing of the three digits shows different signs from those in the table.
Thanks,
Miguel