Nice looking Bowie Bruce. I should mention that the original Photoshop design is superb as well!
Ron,
Glad to help. I debated on stepping you through removing the the "X" key and cleaning the contacts, but not all keyboards are designed for doing that. Describing the "geek" way was safer.
Clydetz,
Yes, it's a very old trick of the trade, from the DOS days -- way before Windows. In my prior life before becoming a full-time maker, I was a computer geek by trade. This trick is used very little now except for special cases like Ron's. Another situation where it could be used is to diplay characters which don't appear on the keyboard.
For example, my keyboard is in US format, so I don't have the "o" with a slash through it needed to display Jens Anso's name. I'm sorry, I don't know the actual name of the character. I'm just a poor dumb country boy. Most of us would just type it like I did and use the "o" character.
However, the sequence to display the actual chaacter is:
Alt-0248 for lowercase "ø" -- e.g. Jens Ansø
Alt-0216 for uppercase "Ø" -- e.g. JENS ANSØ
Those who already know this stuff are rolling their eyes and saying uh-huh.
But to those who didn't already know it, it's probably interesting.
Sorry for getting off topic. By the way, Ron, you're doing a great job these days as well. You have a distinctive style that say's "Ron Leuschen", and that's good.
