[PPRAANet] Business cards and rubber stamps - with slashed zeros
Dennis Major - NØABC
N0ABC at msn.com
Wed Sep 12 16:10:53 EDT 2007
John et al,
The slashed zero is not an overt option on VistaPrint's web page. The user
needs to hold down the Alt key and type 0216 on the numeric keypad (it may
require NumLock to be on) for where you want the slashed zero to appear.
Once entered this way, you can also copy and paste it, or even create a
macro for a certain key, provided your application supports that. This works
with Microsoft and most other products, but I have seen it turned into
gibberish (a few random characters) when it isn't recognized by some rogue
mail clients.
I apologize - I guess I was thinking that this little trick had become
common knowledge here in slashed-zero (Ø) land! See what happens when I
think?! (I guess that cloudiness is actually smoke! And I thought I quit
smoking long ago. Oops - there I go thinking again. Vicious cycle.)
73
Dennis
NØABC
----- Original Message -----
> FYI - I ordered some of their "free" business cards, printed up as
> eyeball QSO/QSL cards for hamfests, encounters, etc., and the quality is
> pretty good, though there didn't seem to be an option for the slashed
> zero. I may look into their rubber stamps as well for QSL cards.
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