The link for the Alt+ codes in my previous post included 0128 through 0255 as well as those shown at https://theasciicode.com.ar/.
Alt+0215 for × multiplication sign is probably the one I use most in AutoCAD.
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The link for the Alt+ codes in my previous post included 0128 through 0255 as well as those shown at https://theasciicode.com.ar/.
Alt+0215 for × multiplication sign is probably the one I use most in AutoCAD.
Why did you not just use Windows Fonts as I posted and you can look inside every font on your PC.
It does not take much to work out the number.
Thanks guys for your expertise and knowledge!
Here's the letters isolated attached.
For quick reference I added these macros to my custom Annotation panel.
Character MapImage attached: Charmap32.pngCode:^C^C^P(progn(startapp "Charmap.exe")(princ))
WinFonts which opens the Windows Font folder in any version of Windows:which requires Lee Mac's http://lee-mac.com/open.html to be loaded.Code:^C^C^P(LM:Open 20)
Image attached: OceanBlueFonts32.png
The first time i wrote code to write code
well i've sucessfully integrated 58 new extended ascii charaters to my AI program.
I only used characters labeled "letter".
hope i didn't miss anything important
my program builds words letter by letter
hoping this will bridge the linguistic gap
Last edited by aaronic_abacus; 2021-02-10 at 02:03 AM.
my AI is now using english, spanish, french, german, and italian
to be published soon.