My 2¢

[Anonymous]

To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you. Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

168 will give you the awesome upside-down question mark.

That way you can make the proper angled face when using MSN messenger:

'¿'
V

[Anonymous]

¿-|


I don't get it.


;-)

wrote in message news:5145053@discussion.autodesk.com...
168 will give you the awesome upside-down question mark.

That way you can make the proper angled face when using MSN messenger:

'¿'
V

[Anonymous]

what if I don't have a bulbous nose?

Jack


"JvD" wrote in message
news:5145067@discussion.autodesk.com...
¿-|


I don't get it.


;-)

wrote in message news:5145053@discussion.autodesk.com...
168 will give you the awesome upside-down question mark.

That way you can make the proper angled face when using MSN messenger:

'¿'
V

[Anonymous]

my favorite for CAD are

Alt 0189 ½
Alt 0188 ¼
Alt 0190 ¾

Now if only the DIM command was bright enough to use them 🙂

--
Paul B. Sanucci
psanNOSPAMucci@mmcivil.com


wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

Why hasn't somebody built a tool that runs in the IDE?

<%= Clinton Gallagher

"Paul Sanucci" wrote in message
news:5145137@discussion.autodesk.com...
my favorite for CAD are

Alt 0189 ½
Alt 0188 ¼
Alt 0190 ¾

Now if only the DIM command was bright enough to use them 🙂

--
Paul B. Sanucci
psanNOSPAMucci@mmcivil.com


wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

you do

:)

--
Craig
_______________
Dreamers don't have strategic grill locations...


"Turbo" wrote in message
news:5145113@discussion.autodesk.com...
what if I don't have a bulbous nose?

Jack


"JvD" wrote in message
news:5145067@discussion.autodesk.com...
¿-|


I don't get it.


;-)

wrote in message news:5145053@discussion.autodesk.com...
168 will give you the awesome upside-down question mark.

That way you can make the proper angled face when using MSN messenger:

'¿'
V

[Anonymous]

or

(princ (strcat "\n" (itoa cnt) " = " str))

--
Princess Jamie,

Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage.
- Anais Nin

"Adesu" wrote in message news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

my addition was just a joke....

--
Princess Jamie


"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5145821@discussion.autodesk.com...
Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

(setenv "CmdHistLines" "2000")

"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5145821@discussion.autodesk.com...
Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

thanks, Warren... -?-


"Warren Trost" wrote in message
news:5146005@discussion.autodesk.com...
(setenv "CmdHistLines" "2000")

"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5145821@discussion.autodesk.com...
Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

Are you talking about the (strcat... addition? That's what I was referring
to. I added it and it works.

If that's an indication of your style of humor, you've got serious geek
issues...

o?o (trying out my new control character wheels -that's 464 btw - not that
I have any geeky compulsions or anything)



"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5145821@discussion.autodesk.com...
Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

Using the English International keyboard, I have access to an entire new set
of keys using the right-side ALT key (aka Alt-Gr in some languages).

Alt-gr + ? = ¿
Alt-gr + SHIFT + C = ¢
Alt-gr + C = ©
Alt-gr + 2 = ²

Plus many more... Just use the On Screen Keyboard utility in Windows and you
can see all variations.

It pays to be a foreigner sometimes 🙂

-Alexander

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan

[Anonymous]

anyone who posts here has geek issues...

I was just teasing adesu

--
Princess Jamie


"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5146063@discussion.autodesk.com...
Are you talking about the (strcat... addition? That's what I was referring
to. I added it and it works.

If that's an indication of your style of humor, you've got serious geek
issues...

o?o (trying out my new control character wheels -that's 464 btw - not that
I have any geeky compulsions or anything)



"Dave Drahn" wrote in message
news:5145821@discussion.autodesk.com...
Do you know how to get the text screen to retain more than 400 lines of
history (using 2006)? I know in 2004 it was in the options somewhere, but I
can't find it anywhere now.

Thanks for the routine, Adesu (and the update, PJ). I like it.



"Adesu" wrote in message
news:5145265@discussion.autodesk.com...
or you find by lisp

(setq cnt 0)
(repeat 500
(setq str (chr cnt))
(princ "\n")(princ cnt)(princ " = ")(princ str)
(setq cnt (1+ cnt))
)

wrote in message news:5145039@discussion.autodesk.com...
To get the "¢" sign, make sure your num-lock is on, and hold down the "Alt
Key" and while holding down ALT, type in the number 155 on the number
keypad.

This is your "waste of time and bandwidth" tip for today.

Thank you.

Message was edited by: KyleDasan