You need to access your character map. Start, Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Character Map. You can copy from there, or learn the keystrokes. Example...ALT + 133 = Ã Here is a link that might be useful: Keystrokes

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You want spoiled....read this. Our department provides laptops for our students to borrow for a week at a time. They come with a wireless mouse and a flashdrive. I have a student who borrowed the laptop and left the flashdrive in the library. The library called to let me know and I retrieved it. She came in and didn't apologize for losing it. Well, I let her borrow the laptop for another week and she again left the flashdrive in our computer lab. But this time some one walked off with it. She called and told me the day before the laptop was due back. I told her she would have to pay for the flashdrive and replace it. After being quite snotty (again with no apologies) she replaced the flashdrive. I then told her that her privilages were suspended for a month and she again got snotty. My boss finally told her that borrowing a laptop was a PRIVILAGE and not a RIGHT! My point is that she didn't care that she lost the flashdrive twice and she feels she is entitled to borrow the laptop. SamKaren your resident DJ

elmer - Moni claims that someone asking about her accent equates to telling her that she is flawed. I don't understand or agree with that. You seem to agree with it, and I asked you how you think someone asking another person where their accent is from is telling the person with the accent that they are flawed. You haven't answered that question. Don't attempt to throw my words back at me. I asked you a question. If you are unable to come up with an answer, be man enough to say so. There is not one single person in this entire world who can speak, that can speak without an accent. EVERYONE has an accent depending upon to whom they are speaking, or where they are speaking. I can say, "I don't have an accent," but if I were to be speaking to Australians or to Irish (who also speak English as their main language), they would claim that I do have an accent. If I go back to New York, or to Maine, or to Minnesota, and speak to locals, they would say I have an accent. So, I would have an accent, but I would not be flawed.