DU> Characters past 127 are entered by holding down the alt key then
DU> typing the character number preceded by a zero, using the number
DU> keypad.  The copywright character is alt+0169.  To find out the
DU> character number you can use the Character Map program that comes
DU> with Windows. Click on the character you want and the keystroke
DU> combination is shown in the lower right corner.
SB> I tried this in Delphi with Win95 and it beeps and pops up another
SB> screen...You can put it in with code by doing MyStr:=Chr(167).
I don't have Windows 95.  The method above works fine with Win 3.1
and Delphi 1.0.  Maybe someone out there has a Win95 solution?  One
posibility is run the Win 3.1 Character Map program and use its
select/copy function to place the extended character onto the clip-
board, then paste it into Delphi.
Dan
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