[Ti] Fwd: Degrees symbol? (ANSWER)

[Christoph Pistor]

talking about usefulness of KeyCaps: Why do we have to research those 
characters, i.e. try every stupid combination to see what we'll get. 
PopChar used to be much better in my opinion, not only was it constantly 
present (in the upper left corner of the screen) but it would also just 
know what font you were using and display all possible special 
characters. That way I would not have to wade through all possible 
combinations.
Does anybody know if there is something simillar to PopChar out there? 
(either in 9 or X)

Christoph

Kynan Shook wrote:
> If you ever need to figure out how to type a special character, the Key 
> Caps application is the way to go; it's in your Utilities folder.  Just 
> open it up, choose the font you're using (though most are identical) and 
> hold down modifier keys (generally just option and/or shift) and see 
> what special characters show up on the displayed keyboard.
> 
> 
> Mark Dorset <mark at suburbia.com.au> writes:
> 
>> Ugh, as can be expected, typing this mail cleared the path and I found
>> the answer. It's Shift-Option-8.
> 
> 
> 
> Kynan Shook
> kshook at mac.com
> http://homepage.mac.com/kshook/index.html
> 
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