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<div>hello Dario</div>
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<div>my students discovered some weeks ago that in their windows 2000
and xp computers they needed type alt+456 to display a tilde when
running pd!</div>
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<div>in my windows 98 and Me, when running pd, I type alt+126. tilde
appears kindly</div>
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<div>but in computers running windows 2000 where i teach it was
impossible to include a tilde in an object... I felt myself
really stupid trying without any success to type a simple tilde in the
middle of an explanation :))) copy & paste was the
solution...</div>
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<div>hope this helps</div>
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<div>jose manuel</div>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>Hello everybody.<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite><i>Really</i> beginner's question: how
can I make a tilde object if I can't type a tilde? I usually type
alt+0126 (here it is:~) but in pd it doesn't work. Is that because of
my italian keyboard?<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>Thanks.<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite>dario<br>
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<div>Jose Manuel Berenguer<br>
jmbeal@telefonica.net +34932857046 +34696538403<br>
jmberenguer@cccb.org +34933064128<br>
http://212.163.142.140/jmb/index.html<br>
http://sonoscop.cccb.org http://ocaos.cccb.org/caos<br>
Sonoscop/Orquesta del Caos. CCCB. Montalegre, 5. 08001 Barcelona.
Spain</div>
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