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[richmond62]

How long have you been using Lc so far?

I gave up using it about 2 years ago.

But people keep telling me that Macedonian and Bulgarian are mutually intelligible.
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You are right about my code.

BUT you do NOT need a <0> as if the 'odd symbol' is not present the script will just finish anyway.

[Klaus]

Of course you don't need the IF THEN clause if you created the text WITH that character in it.

[richmond62]

My previous posting had no IF . . . THEN in it.

[Klaus]

Yes, that's what I meant.

[dunbarx]

Klaus.

OK, you and I are back. Whew.

Richmond was the one that introduced that obsolete Bulgarian glyph. I saw what my attachment shows, that is, a zero with a line through it. Again that is why I called it a "theta", something that some people physically write, but never what a computer displays. I do have a vague memory, actually, of very old displays, and I am talking old, that displayed a zero with a line through it.

I still wonder where it came from, since you did not know about it.

Craig

[richmond62]

My BBC MICRO computer shows ZERO as an oval with a slash: obviously a way for very crude bitmap displays to avoid confusion with the letter 'O'.

[jacque]

It depends on the font. Most fonts intended for writing code use a zero with a horizontal line to distinguish it from the letter "O" as Richmond said. It does help.

[dunbarx]

Jacque.

The font certainly matters. I tested several dozen of the fonts that are on my machine, and about 1 in 10 drew a zero with a line through it.

Craig