[A83] [OT] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=E5=E4=F6?=
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[A83] [OT] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?=E5=E4=F6?=
At 22:12 2002-06-25, you wrote:
>Bad answer, in fact. I have to type ALT-148, the old DOS=20
>code to get that character. An easier solution would be=20
>probably just pressing it on the keyboard, as my favourite=20
>language directly supports it. :)
You can probably, just as I, use both ALT-148 and ALT-0246
(don't forget the first 0, it is really needed.)
But as you, I prefer pressing my ö button :)
It is also not "an o with dots" but a letter of its own in swedish. (that
is, included as a letter of its own in the swedish alphabet) Together with
å and ä.
///Olle
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