Using some characters

[BenLags]

Using PPMedit (then fonts) I noticed that some characters were not usually used in some specific language. I tried to use some of it using their specific ID's but I can't call those ussually having 3 charcaters ID's except 00 (ex. ID = 02AC), using HexWorkshop.

Using text programs (ex. notepad), I thought I should use the \xyy thing when calling specific characters (unicode??), but what is the value of yy for a specific character ID (e.g. ID = 02AC, etc.)?

I konw many of you out there really know this stuf, specially NOKDOC, Al, Slikmik and many others, can you share, pls?

[NokDoc]

aabb = 02AC

If the aa = 0, and the bb < 80h, then it is the ASCII character of the last byte.

If it is higher, follow the Unicode tables.

I think here is some more about the tables used.

www.Unicode.org (http://www.unicode.org)

and here some
tables (http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/)

NokDoc

[BenLags]

Thank you very much Sir NokDok for some enlightenment!!!!

I'm sorry I have not loggin for sometime. I was out of town this Holy Week. I forget all this cellfon stuff for more than a week, but now twink,twink,twink.... it's... oh.

Well, thanks.

BenLags