RE: Using hex numbers considered a geek attitude

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BTW, anybody knows how to input characters on Windows using the hex
codepoint? I know it's good for my brain to do the exercise of going from
hexadecimal to decimal, but it is still a pain to have to type ALT-<DECIMAL>
when all I have in my book is hex. That would be a reason for providing the
decimal value (not in the tables, but in the properties pages that follow
maybe), actually. But I am sure there must be a way to input the hex
directly. Please?

YA

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