adding Æ to my computer

I've started making professional looking labels for my ancients. I'm using the small (80 per page) address labels. I'm trying to get the A & E where they are together. I've seen them on some on V coins, like this Æ. Is there a fairly easy way to do this? Any info appreciated. JonySky

 

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yea just copy paste this its easy like here Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.Æ.

 

The ASCII alt code for that character is...

Hold down the alt key and then type 0198 on the numeric keypad. It works in Word & I assume in other similar software as well.

http://www.worldnames.net/unicode/alt-codes-for-symbols.htm

 

This ╞ is 198 on my computer. Æ is 146. Anybody got a clue why?

 

what application were you typing it in? word, wordpad, notepad also waht language does ur machine use brtish english american english or something else?

 

thanks.

I do appreciate the info. I copied the chart and added the page to my favorites. Thanks again. JonySky

 

Coin talk and word. The insert symbol is shows 198, but alt ### is 146.

 

There is a big difference to a computer between "[ALT]0198", which generates "Æ", and "[ALT]198, which generates "╞". Zeros are significant!

 

I always thought that it was only 3 characters. Di not know about the "0". Thanks!