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A web site? If you’re using Windows, why not just use the Character Map application? You’ll find it under Accessories > System Tools, but you can also launch it by going to Start > Run and typing charmap and pressing Enter. It shows you all the foreign and symbol characters and the codes you can use to type them in (or you can just cut-and-paste).
Yeah. That is the easiest way to do on Character Map application. There is another way, but somewhat harder to do this is to do ALT + Numbers at the Calculator Pad (or whatever that is called) at the same time. I have a book that I am trying to find have some unfound characters by doing ALT + Numbers at the Calculator Pad. (The book I have is based on Windows 9x’s.) 🙂
Brian those symbols for the method of using the ALT key with the number pad are ascii. Here’s a page (not sure if it lists all symbols that exist) I sometimes referre to which has a decent list of those combinations of numbers including the extended ascii symbols. http://www.asciitable.com/ I do agree with Jeff in that the use of the charactor map application is the best way though. 🙂
i know of one its http://www.firehotquotes.com if you click on the link ALT CODES the have every single code and counting its the best i have found yet
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