On Fri, Oct 18, 2002 at 12:32:29PM +1000, Johnstone, Colin wrote:
> How do I print out the copywrite symbol to a text file please.
You should realize that the copyright symbol will be different for different
character sets, and it won't exist in all of them. For example, others
suggested using ch
> If you're using notepad or wordpad, hold down alt and type
> 0169 (on the
> keypad) and you'll get the symbol as a literal. Put it in
> quotes, and it'll work fine.
I think, he wants to print out the copyright symbol to a file from a
perl script.
If that is question then the syntax below will
Hi,
If you're using notepad or wordpad, hold down alt and type 0169 (on the
keypad) and you'll get the symbol as a literal. Put it in quotes, and
it'll work fine.
Jim
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(Colin Johnstone) wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>How do I print out the copywrite symbol to a text file please.
print char(169);
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On Fri, Oct 18, 2002 at 12:49:38PM +1000, Toby Stuart wrote:
> not sure you can in ascii
>
> a couple of brackets will do the trick
>
> (c)
But has absolutely no legal meaning. If you can't get © (^V169 in Vim),
use "Copyright", which does have a legal meaning.
IANAL, and although our l
not sure you can in ascii
a couple of brackets will do the trick
(c)
in HTML you can use ©
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> From: Johnstone, Colin [mailto:Colin.Johnstone@;det.nsw.edu.au]
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