æ?

[Darth Groovy]

Sorry for the confusing topic title, but I was wondering if any of you know exactly which keystroke/combinations will produce that symbol?

Reason is, I found out that my old band "Vent", is actually a band Even though we had it first, apparently somebody else thought of it, who actually has a record contract, who'd have thought?)

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008DCTW/qid=1101280344/sr=2-1/ref=pd_ka_b_2_1/002-1964110-5305617

Anyways I wanted to resurect the old band with new members (people I met on the Ministry forums) and record a cover of "The Angel" for a fan based Ministry tribute album. To keep the old name, and avoid any future legal hassles, I decided to re-name the band : "Vænt".

All I know how to do is copy and past this character: "æ", which could become QUITE a headache in the immediate future.

I appreciate anybody's help in advance, and this is one case where Google has not produced the answer I seek, because I don't even know what "æ" is called...

Thanks in advance,

Regards,
Grooveh

[Rogue Nine]

It's called the ae ligature, Grooves. The keystroke you're looking for is Alt+0230.

[Darth Groovy]

Originally posted by Rogue Nine
It's called the ae ligature, Grooves. The keystroke you're looking for is Alt+0230.

*hugs Niner, and sends him a big package of dead babies just in time for the holidays*

Thanks pal! :thumbsup:

[Astrotoy7]

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mtfbwya

[Darth Groovy]

Originally posted by Astrotoy7
[computerised voice]..close..thread..now[/computerised voice]

mtfbwya

I SHOULD, and you are right, but I feel I could get more out of this yet.

Is there a good link to all the characters and what not, and HOW to type them, that I could bookmark and save for reference?

[Evil Dark Jedi]

Originally posted by Darth Groovy
and HOW to type them,


I was wondering the same thing.

[Darth Groovy]

Originally posted by Evil Dark Jedi
I was wondering the same thing. :D

You are not alone, I used to know what key strokes produced this: "™", but I have forgotten. I need a cheat sheet. :(

[Evil Dark Jedi]

Originally posted by Darth Groovy
You are not alone, I used to know what key strokes produced this: "™", but I have forgotten. I need a cheat sheet. :(


Your lucky you know how to do that ae thing. I cant do it. How do you do it anyway?

[Darth Groovy]

Originally posted by Evil Dark Jedi
Your lucky you know how to do that ae thing. I cant do it. How do you do it anyway?

Originally posted by Rogue Nine
It's called the ae ligature, Grooves. The keystroke you're looking for is Alt+0230.

[Rogue Nine]

Start Menu --> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map.

:D

[Evil Dark Jedi]

Originally posted by Rogue Nine
Start Menu --> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map.

:D


I never noticed that. Pretty cool™. Ther I did it. That ™ keystroke is Alt+0153. That answer your question Groovy? About not knowing the ™ keystroke? Now you do. :D

[Darth Groovy]

Uh, I tried that.

Start Menu --> Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools -->......

I don't see any character map. Is something wrong with MY computer? :confused:

[Sabretooth]

Groove, you may not have installed it. Go to Control Panel>Add/Remove Thingie/Windows Setup/System Tools (or accessories), check Charcater Map, and click on OK.


Atleast, that's the WIN98 way.

[Alegis]

http://www.csun.edu/itr/guides/ascii-chart.html

http://www.codetoad.com/html/text/ascii_characters.asp

[Boba Rhett]

Here's another just for good measure. ;) Link (http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/international/accents/codealt.html)

[Sivy]

a small one...

http://www.uktsupport.co.uk/reference/ascii.htm


a big one...

http://h18009.www1.hp.com/fortran/docs/vf-html/lref/pg9keyc1.htm


Goldilocks approved...

http://www.killersites.com/webDesignersHandbook/ascii_page2.htm

[ZBomber]

These are pretty weird symbols.... does anyone know what most of them are for anyways? I know how to do TM, but not any others. I'll have to look at the charecter map/links. :)

[Breton]

You mean æ? Æ?

It's right on the keyboard! Just to the right of Ø, and below the Å.

Well, if you have a kewl Norwegian keyboard, that is.

ÆØÅæøå

æææææ
øøøøøøø
åååååå

[--ZeeMan--]

☺ <-awwwwww on my computer that comes out a smiley face :p

[BongoBob]

So that's how IG figured them all out...punk :¬:

Nothin but love man:

*slaps all those with dirty minds*

[IG-64]

Originally posted by BongoBob
So that's how IG figured them all out...punk :¬:

Nothin but love man:

*slaps all those with dirty minds*

Duh. I told you that like, 5 times, but do you listen? no.



Nothin but love :xp: