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Jul 7, 2004
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Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,

Thanks
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Design-Crowd
Jul 7, 2004
Alt + 0169

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"Mark" wrote in message
Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,
Thanks

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Eric Gill
Jul 7, 2004
"Mark" wrote in news::

Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,

How did you get it in your header?
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no_email
Jul 7, 2004
On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 15:13:31 +0700, "Mark" wrote:

Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,
Thanks

Alt+0169 doesn’t do it?
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Brendon Cottrell
Jul 7, 2004
alt. 0169 works on my PSCS
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V1nc3nt
Jul 7, 2004
"Eric Gill" wrote in message
"Mark" wrote in news::

Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,

How did you get it in your header?

I also wonder.
A bit like; What’s your name Eric?
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Eric Gill
Jul 7, 2004
"V1nc3nt" wrote in news:CD_Gc.19378$w3.192082 @zonnet-reader-1:

"Eric Gill" wrote in message
"Mark" wrote in news::

Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,

How did you get it in your header?

I also wonder.

It’s good to wonder.

A bit like; What’s your name Eric?

As far as you’re concerned, it’s Eric Gill.
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Ian
Jul 8, 2004
"Brendon Cottrell" wrote in message
alt. 0169 works on my PSCS

It also works fine in PS 7. You need to use the numbers on the numpad.

Ian
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ez raver
Jul 8, 2004
Mark wrote:
Using PSCS, someone please tell me how I get this character in PS,
Thanks

perhaps you are using a font that doesn’t include a "
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D McCallum
Jul 23, 2004
How or where would I find a list of those codes?
"Brendon Cottrell" wrote in message
alt. 0169 works on my PSCS

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JC Dill
Jul 23, 2004
D McCallum wrote:

How or where would I find a list of those codes?

Launch the Character Map program. (Typically found in programs -> accessories or programs -> accessories -> system tools) Select a basic font (like Ariel), and then see all the available characters. On many of them, when you click once on the character the keyboard shortcut will be shown in the info bar at the bottom of the window, on the bottom right. For those that don’t have a keyboard shortcut, you can use the character map to locate the character, then copy to the clipboard, then change to Photoshop and paste into your text line.

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Pjotr Wedersteers
Jul 23, 2004
D McCallum wrote:
How or where would I find a list of those codes?
"Brendon Cottrell" wrote in message
alt. 0169 works on my PSCS

Thanks to a tutorial by Martin evening I now know on the Mac it’s command-option-c or command-shift-c. But on my winpc that didn’t work. See the Character Map utility (in xp under accessories/system tools), that shows you all the codes.
HTH
Pjotr
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David
Jul 23, 2004
You can also set a shortcut for your keyboard, I use ctrl alt c this givesme the copyright symbol!
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henrik2000
Jul 24, 2004
What i do for strange characters, i use Word’s easy table for those characters and copy-paste them into Photoshop.
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D McCallum
Jul 25, 2004
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"JC Dill" wrote in message
D McCallum wrote:

How or where would I find a list of those codes?

Launch the Character Map program. (Typically found in programs -> accessories or programs -> accessories -> system tools) Select a basic font (like Ariel), and then see all the available characters. On many of them, when you click once on the character the keyboard shortcut will be shown in the info bar at the bottom of the window, on the bottom right. For those that don’t have a keyboard shortcut, you can use the character map to locate the character, then copy to the clipboard, then change to Photoshop and paste into your text line.

jc
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Roberto
Jul 26, 2004
See bottom right corner of the window. There should be a piece of text saying something like: "Keystroke: Alt+(some number)" If that is not the case, then your character cannot be entered using the Alt+(num pad) combination.

Also, the RIGHT Alt key on some keyboard layouts is actually the AltGr (alternative group) key which enables you to enter certain accent characters. Those are combining characters that are followed by letters to make
up accented letters.

For example (make sure you’re viewing this post as UTF-8 text):

AltGr + 9 =

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