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Does anyone know how to type a ASC II unknown character?

Started by eatfishy, October 18, 2008, 01:42:30 PM

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eatfishy

When using the InKey$(), it'll display any character being pressed. Even when I press return or ctrl, an unknown ASC II is shown. I would like to replace this unknown ASC II with something else, but not sure how would I type the symbol out for it. I would think if you type Alt+some number combination, it'll show you the character. I can't find this character on google. Does anyone have any idea?

Big C.

have you read both helpfiles for inkey$() and Scancode()? There are two examples for test...

think scancode is what you can bring forward (Hint: In the editor Press Shift+F12 ;) )

eatfishy

Thanks. I actually figure a way around it. At first, I wanted to replace an unknown ASC character with blanks. Then, I found out that you can do a range check using INKEY$ so that only certain keys are pressed.