I'm confused about "alt" codes vs. "unicodes" (keyboard symbols, etc.)...
Very frequently I use alt codes to type things like © and " " ' etc.
I wanted to learn a few more, so I went to alt-codes.net.
I was kinda disappointed cuz MOST of what they show are "unicodes" NOT alt codes.
What's the relationship between these? For instance, I wanna learn this one....
‣ ‣ Triangle bullet
But all they give is the unicode -- and I'm not sure how to use that.
How do I find out the alt code for it? I tired alt+8227 and that does not work.
Please advise.
Thanks!
-- TW
I wanted to learn a few more, so I went to alt-codes.net.
I was kinda disappointed cuz MOST of what they show are "unicodes" NOT alt codes.
What's the relationship between these? For instance, I wanna learn this one....
‣ ‣ Triangle bullet
But all they give is the unicode -- and I'm not sure how to use that.
How do I find out the alt code for it? I tired alt+8227 and that does not work.
Please advise.
Thanks!
-- TW