Hi Cindy,
On , you wrote me:

 ML>> ahh... i see what you're saying... just remember that the ALT-# thing
 ML>> always returns the same code... the thing is that when you use other

 CH> Alt- and the pound sign? Thanks. I didn't know that. :)

no, you were talking about the ASCII chart and being able to use ALT-1, ALT
34, etc type stuff... i was just pointing out that no matter what character
set you are using, the position in the grid/chart is always the same...

 ML>> character sets, like wingdings, the character set is simply laid
 ML>> over the basic IBM one...

 CH>  I see.

 ML>> for clarification, the IBM character set is the one you get in plain
 ML>> old DOS... in windows, it is the one you get when you use the
 ML>> "system" font...

 CH>   Okay. What does TRUE FONT actually mean? No html added but it can
 CH> still be 'bold' or italic'?

TrueType? well, it is a graphical font and looks the same on the screen as
it does in print... others may not look like they do on the screen for
various reasons...

Bye bye!
  mark

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