Epson Print cd

[Albert Browne]

I have an Epson R200 printer and am using the print CD program. I am try to
enter the copyright sign into the text box. Holding down the alt key and
typing a number gives me a special character but I can't find the correct
number to enter. Can anyone help?

Thanks

Albert

 

[Bioboffin]

I have an Epson R200 printer and am using the print CD program. I am
try to enter the copyright sign into the text box. Holding down the
alt key and typing a number gives me a special character but I can't
find the correct number to enter. Can anyone help?

Thanks

Albert

Try ALT 0169

http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/accents/codealt.html

John

 

[Albert Browne]

Thanks I had tried 169 missed the 0 off the front.

Albert

 

[Fenrir Enterprises]

Try ALT 0169

http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/accents/codealt.html

John

That's great for that specific font, but fonts can have different
symbols for the same ALT stroke.

I wish the old Windows 95/98 Character Map worked under XP, as it
showed all alt codes for all fonts, while XP's only shows specific
codes for specific fonts, and usually ignores the ones that are
'supposed' to be on the keyboard.

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[Bioboffin]

That's great for that specific font, but fonts can have different
symbols for the same ALT stroke.

I wish the old Windows 95/98 Character Map worked under XP, as it
showed all alt codes for all fonts, while XP's only shows specific
codes for specific fonts, and usually ignores the ones that are
'supposed' to be on the keyboard.

True, but you can find the codes easily enough by setting up an excel page
with two columns, one for the character and the second using =CODE(A13)
(where A13 is the address of the cell with the character in it). Or you can
do it the other way round with numbers from 0 to 256 down the left hand
column and =CHAR(A13) (where A13 is the address of the cell with the number
code in it. You have to remember to put a zero in front of the number
returned, and (in my case) remember to turn on "Num Lock" before using!