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I recently found this website which lists thousands of different alt codes.
I know I find it useful to find the code I would like and simply copy/paste into Revit where needed.
Thought someone might be interested so I thought I'd share it on here:
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/category/So/list.htm
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That is a very long list to go through, i'm not sure if my favorites where there.
Common ones I use are
• = ALT0149
Ø = ALT0216
ø = ALT0248
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I have no memory for this kind of stuff so I use the built in CHARMAP and cut and paste.
Remember, these codes don't work for all Font styles. Charmap will show you all the fonts you have loaded.
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Hey guys,
What I have done in the past is if I come across an alt code which I regularly use (like the degree symbol as an example) I have written it down and pinned it to my pinboard on my desk to refer back to as often as I need rather than needing to always go back to the website.
Over time I have found I am using these codes so often that I have actually memorised most of the ones we use in our documentation.
WWHub you are correct that not all alt codes will work, however I thought this website was a great starting point to narrow down the alt codes I required and maybe to be useful to any other revit users who were looking for a list of common alt codes.
Correct me if I'm wrong but in the past I think we have also referred back to microsoft word in the symbols for any other alt codes we couldn't find elsewhere.
Edited on: Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 3:59:40 AM
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raja,
Have you ever even looked at the built-in charmap program?
Simply click on the start and in the search window type charmap. It will show you all of the characters available for each font.
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WWHub, I didn't know about this Charmap until you have just mentioned it now.
Thankyou for passing that information on as I wasn't aware this type of program existed. I did notice it is very similar to how the Microsoft word symobl dialogue box is set up, which is what we have only known to use in the past.
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