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Date: Sun 02-Nov-1989 18:38:38 From: Unknown Subject: Keyboard/ASCII codes and Fonts I am trying to do some work with Sonata font and am having trouble figuring out how to access all the characters. It seems that certain keyboard mappings are intercepting the key combinations and exchanging fonts on me (for example, SHIFT-ALT-3 generates the "equivalence" symbol instead of a double sharp). Now, have I missed something significant in the docs, or is there not a way to specify ASCII codes directly, like the PC's ALT-keypad combinations. Or will this involve a more meesy process involving keyboard mappings? If I'm missing the obvious, please treat me gently. Thanks! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric J. Isaacson (the other) Bitnet: isaacso@iuaqua 2631 East 2nd St. #10 Internet: sl150040@silver.bacs.indiana.edu Bloomington, IN 47401-5379 UUCP: {ames,rutgers,att}!iuvax!silver!sl150040 < I am NOT the author of A86 and other outstanding software...I wish I were...> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric J. Isaacson (the other) Bitnet: isaacso@iuaqua 2631 East 2nd St. #10 Internet: sl150040@silver.bacs.indiana.edu Bloomington, IN 47401-5379 UUCP: {ames,rutgers,att}!iuvax!silver!sl150040 < I am NOT the author of A86 and other outstanding software...I wish I were...> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >From: halliday@cheddar.cc.ubc.ca (Laura Halliday)
Date: Sun 04-Nov-1989 09:47:49 From: Unknown Subject: Re: Keyboard/ASCII codes and Fonts In article <888@ariel.unm.edu> stone@hydra.unm.edu.UUCP (Andrew Stone CS.DEPT) writes: >In article <28930@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> sl150040@silver.bacs.indiana.edu (Eric J. Isaacson) writes: >> >>I am trying to do some work with Sonata font and am having trouble figuring >>out how to access all the characters. >>Eric J. Isaacson (the other) Bitnet: isaacso@iuaqua > >Recently I sent Gerrit@cc.purdue.edu a program I wrote, CharFind The latest and Greatest CharFind is now in pub/next/binaries/CharFind. Check it out. Also, a new version of Tools with nifty postit support by Andrew Stone should be available before much longer. Check it out! gerrit >From: gerrit@nova.cc.purdue.edu (Gerrit)
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