Alt Keystrokes

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Branston

Is there a way of finding out the alt-keystroke combination eg alt0221
for a foreign text character in a word file.
 
What is it you are really trying to do here?
ALT+0221 is an accented upper case Y. I don't know if it will translate in
the news format but - Ý
What do you want to do with it?

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Branston said:
Is there a way of finding out the alt-keystroke combination
eg alt0221 for a foreign text character in a word file.
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Hi Branston,

If you select the Ý and then open the "Insert > Symbol" dialog, you should
see the code 221 (in the status bar under the document in Word2000, or in
the dialog itself in Word2002).

Klaus
 
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