How do you use them, and where to find them.

I'm have seen some guys are using Ú Ä À ¿ ³, when making a box for some text.
The Ú Ä À is normally to use, but where do I find the ¿ ³ keys..?

A box is made like this.

printf(" ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿ \n" );
printf(" ³ ³ \n" );
printf(" ³ TEXT........... ³ \n" );
printf(" ³ by ³ \n" );
printf(" ³ ³ \n" );
printf(" ³ http://www.xxx.xx ³ \n" );
printf(" ³ ³ \n" );
printf(" ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ \n" );

And how does these keys works...?

hey

I think you have to be using linux to to these special characters from the keyboard.

Or else character map with microsoft windows

It work fine in dos too, but i have to copy/paste them ind:-)
I also look for a key to make a +, so I can make them conected.
ex if you have:

-------+--------+----
..........|............|.....
..........|............|.....
-----------------------

you can get them from your keyboard easily:

e.g:

press: ALT + 130 (must be a digit with three numbers) ;
output >> é

i use it to write "José."

Is damn UNICODE

[159]>> ƒ

[147]>>ô

[789]>>§

[753]>>±

.....

and keep on going..

you could use ASCII

Code:

---

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
 /* Example of ASCII, ~B~
    prints a smiley face to
    stdout
 */
 int smiley = 1; /* ASCII number for smiley is 1 */
 printf("%c",smiley);
 return 0;
}

---

Here is something as well.

#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX 40

int main()
{
int col=1;

for (col = 1 ; col <= MAX ;col++){
if (col == 1)printf("\xc9");
else if (col == 80)printf("\xbb");
else printf("\xcd");
}

system("PAUSE");
return 0;
}

cheers