> On 09/03/2012 20:56, Warp wrote:
>
>> Nothing stops you from using&#xx; codes regardless of the encoding.
>
> Correction: The finite limitations of the human mind stop you using hex
> codes. :-P
step 1: www.google.com
step 2: "unicode chart for _____ characters"
step 3: File | print
step 4: Tape to side of computer screen.

Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, that's what most of us did for 
DOS-based editors when we needed accented characters, or for the more 
daring, ASCII graphics.

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