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Special Characters

23 Sep 2003 by Matthew Linderman

A guide to typing accented letters in Mac, Windows, and HTML. Olé.

7 comments so far (Post a Comment)

23 Sep 2003 | f5 said...

Webmonkey's got a more extensive list of special characters...and there's always Popchar.

23 Sep 2003 | Bob said...

Evolt has a nice chart a well.

24 Sep 2003 | Andrerib said...

This one is very nice.
Very easy to identify the character your are after and then read the corresponding code.

24 Sep 2003 | Mal Ross said...

In Windows, you can also use Ctrl+Alt+whatever for acute accents. I think. Certainly, Ctrl+Alt+E gives you .

24 Sep 2003 | jake said...

I usually use this HTML4 reference.

01 Oct 2003 | Justin said...

What about em dashes and their friends the en dashes? I can never remember which is which: Option+- or Option+Shift+-?

31 Jan 2005 | compatelius said...

bocigalingus must be something funny.

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