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Originally Posted by Chris T
No idea, but Nug's number seems to work as well - the Character Map allows you to copy characters into your clipboard but it also displays the relevant keystroke shortcut. In my Character Map it displays 0177, don't know where Nug found 241.  |
Possible Hint
Character map (XP) also gives the unicode values, and in this case that is 00B1 (hex) which is 241 decimal.
Also there are two sets of ALT codes, the normal (older) as used by Nugget, ALT+NNN type and the ANSI (newer ??) ALT+0NNN type.
Personally I prefer the older set, as I learnt those way back in the dim and distant past of Win3.1