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From: yh@cs.Princeton.EDU (Yoichi Hamazaki)
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Subject: Re: Ascii codes for 'Alt' keychords
Summary: Are 'alt' and 'func' keys standard ?
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Date: 17 Dec 90 21:40:58 GMT
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In article <1990Dec14.221221.20958@cs.columbia.edu> olasov@cs.columbia.edu (Ben Olasov) writes:
>I can't find Ascii codes for 'Alt' keychords anywhere (I know I'm probably looking in the wrong
>places) - does anyone have them in emailable form?

ASCII == Americal Standard Cord for Information Interchange.

Is 'alt' key standard? Many of keyboard has no 'alt' key.
(I know IBM-PC has one, but its a IBM's feture, not a standard)

If 'alt' key is not standard, no standard cord exist!!
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