In a previous message, Mietek typed vigorously:
>Can someone with a 2.1 OS Newt try recognizing a character that looks
>like an L with a dash through it? Similar to this ASCII-art:
I wasn't successful either, but it could be that this character isn't
defined within the character sets of the built in Newton typefaces. The
Lslash and lslash glyphs are accessible on a Mac by typing control-c and
control-d respectively. These same keystrokes on the Newton do not
produce the proper characters. I know that the character encoding is
different between Mac and Newton, but my guess is that these particular
glyphs do not exist in the character table.
g.
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