[CH] Re: foreign characters

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Andy B wrote:

> By-the-way, does anyone know how to get the nice tilda above the "n" in
> habanero with Netscape?

This is quite easy to do.  Make sure your num-lock key is on, hold the ALT
key and type 0241 on the numeric key pad.  you'll get a ñ.  These are what
are called extended ASCII characters.  Not all computers handle them, but
Macs, and PC's running Win3.1 or higher should.  

You can create a table of these by playing with other key combinations.
Most of the ones between 0032 and 0064, and 0128 through 0255 have special
characters on them. 












                         
                         		Scott Peterson

ScottP4@IBM.NET

Seen it all, done it all, 
can't remember most of it.

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