I know the subject of this message is hard to read... If you are a Windows user, use the Character Map applet for symbols not on the keyboard. It comes with Windows, and should be accessable via the When I'm sending plain-text email, I always choose the courier font, since most readers use that font in the display of text messages. The text from Windows 98's Windows Help screen on the Character Map: -------------------- Using Character Map You can use Character Map to insert special characters into a document.
Notes You can also open Character Map by clicking Start, pointing to Programs, pointing to Accessories, pointing to System Tools, and then clicking Character Map. Character Map works only with Windows-based programs. ---------------------- Ron Antaki Ó¿Ó |
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