Re: Can relationships between languages be determined after 80,000 y

> > Why not write /Þ/ and save /T/ for dotted-t or something else
> > exotic?
>
> > Easy to make: ALT 0222 (on the number pad).
>
> Or just alt-t if you use Microsoft's US-international keyboard.
> (ALT 0222 does not work in Firefox.)
>
> Of course, the short answer is that one gets used to using ASCII for
> everything - and not all Unixes are easy to set up even for Latin-1.
>

There is a table of all available characters in Windows
Programs > Utilities > System Tools > Characters
(Be warned: I back-translated these terms from the Danish on my PC)
Make a shortcut of it and place it on the Desk.
Only problem is Yahoo groups doesn't recognize all these interestingg
characters. If you write directly to the cybalist Yahoo group website,
use 'Preview' if in doubt whether the characters you used are accepted.


Torsten