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From: mcgovern@handel.cs.colostate.edu (Mike McGovern)
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Subject: How to generate all characters in a font?
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Date: 24 Jun 91 22:46:41 GMT
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I can't figure out how to generate all the characters a font may have.
A font can have 256 characters defined minus the first 32 (which are 
control characters or something) leaving 224 viewable characters.  There
are 47 keys that generate characters, and each of these can be used with
either the shift, option, or shift and option keys; giving 47x4= 188 characters
plus one for the space bar.  224-189 = 35 characters that can be defined 
but not generated.  How do you generate those 35 characters?  Thanks.  Later.

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