Re: Font layouts
| From: | Carlos Thompson <cthompso@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, October 9, 1998, 4:20 |
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De: Josh Brandt-Young <neonwave7@...>
Fecha: Jueves 8 de Octubre de 1998 18:13
[snip]
>they are. Making a *font* that does what you're talking about (I mean
>CTRL-ALT-SHIFT, etc.) is actually impossible AFAIK, because codes like
>that govern programs and not fonts.
I've just got these from my keyboard:
=C4 =C5 =C9 =DE =DC =DA =CD =D3 =D6
=C1 =A7 =D0 =D8 =C6 =A2 =D1
(For those with no MIME email readers: A dieresis, A ring, E acute, THORN=
, U
dieresis, U acute, I acute, O acute, O dieresis, A acute, Segment (SS), E=
TH,
O slash, AE ligature, cents symbol, N tilde)
But some programs (MS-Word) won't use some of those characters for using
keystrokes for other purposes.
-- Carlos Th