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Pete wrote:
> From the Start Menu, go to Programs, Accessories,
> launch Key Map. Key map allows you to select and copy to the
> clipboard any characters that you cannot get directly from the
> keyboard. It has been part of windows since version 3.0 at
> least and is much easier than remembering all of those codes.
It's called Character Map on mine (Start->Programs->Accessories->Character
Map).
Has two major advantages over ALT+#.
First (and most obvious) being that you dont have to remember the numbers.
Second less obvious advantage, sometimes you will find that in certain
fonts, the characters can move about a bit. Character Map allows you to
select the font you are using in PaintShop, and will allow you to pick from
the characters in that font set.
Duncan Gray
(warning: may contain traces of nut)
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