> Steve Simon's trademark character, I presume, was generated by > [Alt]+0153--you call [Alt] an "Option" key, right?
nope, Alt,T,M > Well below 255, it's > just extended/8-bit ASCII. Not right-to-left, not even out of ISO 8859. You > could generate that character even on MS-DOS. I don't get this, ™ is the unicode character 2122, not ASCII. I agree it could be generated on a MS-DOS pretty much any byte sequence could be, but I doubt even DOS 6.22 had unicode support, so you would have to translate it to a code page reprisentation and load the correct fonts. -Steve
