Re: Font layouts

Terrence Donnelly scripsit:

> As I think others have pointed out, this is really a function of
> your program.  When I set my Windows keyboard to US-International
> (thanks, Steg!), I can produce CTRL-ALT and SHIFT-CTRL-ALT characters
> at will.
Note that on WinNT the US-International keyboard makes a distinction between
the left ALT key, which is just ALT, and the right ALT key, which is
now equivalent to Shift-Alt.  So you can generate c-cedilla
with just RightAlt+c, for example.

But this doesn't work on Win95.

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John Cowan                                      cowan@ccil.org
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