Alright then sorry I couldn't help... personally I use the (French) Canadian keyboard and there is no à on the keyboard, it requires back quote followed by 'a'. But I remember that on some other configuration, perhaps called 'Canadian International' (but I can't find it in XP), it's available on something like right-ALT and [ or ].
In Windows there is a setting to quickly switch between two keyboards with shift+Alt and many programmers switch between native and english when typing in code because of brackets, braces and backslashes.
I think this is enabled by default if you have two keyboard configured. It's on shift+left Alt.
The option is deeply buried in Windows, in Control Panel, Regionnal and Language Options, Languages, Detail, (here you should have English (United States) and a second keyboard - mine is French (Canada)), Key Settings.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bernard Lebel
>
> The font is, as far as I know, courrier new for the non-comment code.
> And if I clearly type an "à", it shows up as an "à". I have no idea
> why in some cases it doesn't show up, it could be a bug of some sort
> with SciTe, my keyboard, or whatever.
>
> Bernard
>
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> On 11/1/06, Luc-Eric Rousseau <lucer(at)softimage.com> wrote:
> > Is it a problem with the font that your editor is using?
> > (and if so, can you change it?)
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