Polish letters Alt-codes... Anyone?

icecreamfairy8:

I tried doing that, but I have the same problem. I have the right polish (programmers) thing, and i pressed alt 0156, but for some reason it won't work

Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options
then click 'Advanced' tab and choose Polish language from drop-down box. Also make sure, the 'ISO 8859-2 Central Europe' code page is selected (in the window below the drop-down box).

M0NiiSiiA	Jan 3, 09, 18:37 / #
dziękuję EUROLA!! ive been trying for so long to find this out and you helped me! hehe thankss

EurolaThreads: 6 Posts: 2,647 Joined: Dec 2, 06	Jan 3, 09, 19:14 / #
I'm glad it was helpful. Kudos to you for searching and reviving the 'old" thread. :)

CZERESNIAThreads: 1 Posts: 17 Joined: Jan 12, 09	Jan 15, 09, 04:48 / #
Admin: It's actually quite simple. If you have MS Word follow these steps: 1. From the menu select: Insert, then Symbol... 2. In the Font tab select: (Normal text... perfect, thanks.

Guest	Mar 7, 09, 20:06 / #
this is great!!! thank you so much!!!

yessoos	Mar 20, 09, 22:00 / #
icecreamfairy8: I tried doing that, but I have the same problem. I have the right polish (programmers) thing, and i pressed alt 0156, but for some reason it won't work Perhaps it's because you don't have a proper code page installed on your PC. To do so: Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options then click 'Advanced' tab and choose Polish language from drop-down box. Also make sure, the 'ISO 8859-2 Central Europe' code page is selected (in the window below the drop-down box). This also helps when letters are not being displayed properly in some polish apps.

heybob	May 3, 09, 05:28 / #
ALT + euoaslzxcn = ę€óąśłżźćń

heybob	May 3, 09, 05:30 / #
oj yeah mines right ALT not left ALT. Try both.

travlinkitty	Jun 9, 09, 17:45 / #
I did get all the letters above to work using Alt + letter EXCEPT the L = Ł or ł Please help?!

solutionBringer	Aug 11, 09, 09:43 / #
adsorption.org/awm/info/pl-codes.htm cheers hope that helps