Hi Greg, > You can also use the MacOSX Character Palette to go hunting > for unicode characters. You can get to it from Terminal using > "Special Characters..." on the Edit menu. There's a search > box down the bottom where you can enter part of the unicode > name of a character, e.g. "GREEK" will get you into the greek > alphabet area.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing this... I didn't know the Terminal had this much cool stuff! :-) I stumbled upon Python 'curses' today and thought that might be another good way to go about this, but then realized it only accepts ascii characters with 'addstr', etc. which messes up my plan for using unicode. So I'll continue down the path I've found thus far. Thanks again for taking the time to help! Jay -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
