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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> OK, so here's a question: How do you actually type in Unicode characters
> that aren't on your keyboard?
You can switch keyboard mappings, you know.
But I suppose that if you need some special character which is not really
part of any mapping (or any mapping you know or are familiar with), you use
some utility program. Some text editors might have such a feature built in.
If you are writing HTML (or XML), you can write the unicode value directly
as &#xxxx; (IIRC). Might require proper HTML/HTTP headers for the client
program to interpret properly.
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- Warp
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