Church

Ok, this could be a completely stupid question as I don't know if they even have something like this in OSX, but is there anything like ASCII in it? I want to know the ASCII code for a space if there is one. Thanks!

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mikec

google

http://www.useyourbrain.co.uk/internet-ascii-codes.htm

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Church

Yep, I found that, but how do you actually use it?

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Redlemon

What exactly are you trying to do? Did you break your space bar or something?

Church

No, I want to put the ascii code for space in front of my msn name. If I do that, then your name is at the top of everyone's list. You can use the ascii space, but you can't use just a regular space for some reason.

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trache

In Windows (and DOS for that matter) you can press and hold ALT while typing 0 3 2 for the ASCII code for whitespace.

I haven't a clue how you would do such a thing for Macintosh. :/

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