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On a Mac, option(alt)-shift-8 typically gets the degree sign: "�" but it
might depend on the application you are using as to whether it registers or
not.
-- Richard Langley

On Sun, 20 Jul 2008, Hewitt Schlereth wrote:

>
>Hey, thanks, I tried it but got ?�?. I have a Mac iBook, which
>probably has a way to do it, but I haven't discovered it; can't say
>I've tried very hard, though. My LCII had some combination of keys,
>then the * to get the degree symbol. But I've forgotten even that.
>
>Thanks kindly, Hewitt
>
>On 7/20/08, James N Wilson  wrote:
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>>  Hewitt:
>>
>>  A tip: the degree symbol can be inserted as Alt-248. That results in a �.
>>  Better than a *. Other ASCII symbols can be similarly created.
>>
>>  Jim Wilson
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