I don't have a number pad for alt-codes and had my own troubles in this thread. I usually use the quick reply window, too, for text-only posts. Hopefully this advanced stuff works:
±°Ω²ǁβμθλ≤≈√π
Cool. Even the superscripts!
±°Ω²ǁβμθλ≤≈√π
Cool. Even the superscripts!
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Hey, if you can't write Greek characters, what for the rest of us ! 😀😀😀
Oh superscripts, whith my keyboard configuration is hard, but works !
Oh Salas, illustrious glory of Athens. (It's that I read many times the Iliad) 🙂
Thanks for your help !
Give my regards to Jason.
OMG. I forgot Cal. 😱
Perhaps he would be so familiar that I always forget him. 😀
Hey Cal, Thanks !
My keyboard has ñ Ñ, so some shortcuts don't work, but also helpful advices. 🙂
Π π φ Φ γ Γ Λ λ μ ρ
I copied post21 and pasted that here
I wonder what will appear?
How do I type in the code for that post21 script?
I copied post21 and pasted that here
I wonder what will appear?
How do I type in the code for that post21 script?
µ is alt+0181
what is Pi,
what is delta?
The 4 number codes all seem to work (for me on my win7 PC), but I can't find a complete listing of the 4number codes.
I can't get any of the 3 number codes to work. Is my PC set up incorrectly?
what is Pi,
what is delta?
The 4 number codes all seem to work (for me on my win7 PC), but I can't find a complete listing of the 4number codes.
I can't get any of the 3 number codes to work. Is my PC set up incorrectly?
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Please see my post: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/forum-problems/231371-greek-letters.html#post3445946
1) Go to wordpad (windows key + run, type "wordpad", press enter)
2) Type "3c0"
3) Press and hold the ALT key and while holding it down, press X
Alternatively, if you have a "full" keyboard with a number pad, you can probably "ALT + 03c0" but I can't test that for you.
Here is a listing of unicode characters, which appear to work (no guarantees - surprising they work actually because vBulletin 3 doesn't support unicode natively, and the charset is set to latin, but they seem to work fine?):
Unicode Characters in the Greek and Coptic Block
Look for the "How to type in windows" line in any character you are looking for.
Copy & paste was the problem I had earlier. So I used Character Map and font commands to type post #23. I think if you hit the quote button in that post you can see the code. For π I changed the font size to make it comparable the the other characters.
Thanks 🙂 Yes it does show in the quote
(by the cringe 😀 its much easier to type pi than faf about)
(by the cringe 😀 its much easier to type pi than faf about)
I tend to use "3" instead of π. Works flawlessly and stays within tolerances of the parts used along with π 🙂
π 😛 I can do it now.
An idea... how about compiling a notepad document with all the symbols we use. It can be a lot quicker just opening such a sheet when needed and copy and pasting the code into the forum.
s3tup
I hope your not going to say that you work in the aerospace industry 😀
An idea... how about compiling a notepad document with all the symbols we use. It can be a lot quicker just opening such a sheet when needed and copy and pasting the code into the forum.
s3tup
I hope your not going to say that you work in the aerospace industry 😀
Uh, you're right, these mil-aerospace engineers... They use π≈4 for headroom in reliability 😀
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Try the wordpad route. The forum should definitely have a little panel to insert these characters!
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