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I'm sorry if this doesn't belong here. I couldn't find a general "Ask a simple question, get a simple answer" forum
Basically I'm using the generic conversion to make english characters into japanese ones, IE: kitto = ãã£ã¨, but what I need is the dot simple they use as basically a hyphen (-). It looks like a bullet, and I've heard it called "no", but I can't seem to find what letters I would need to make something like (555)†¢5555†¢5555. Those are just bullets, so they don't really help when using a text file (since this is for a program I'm working on)
Any help would be appreciated.
Basically I'm using the generic conversion to make english characters into japanese ones, IE: kitto = ãã£ã¨, but what I need is the dot simple they use as basically a hyphen (-). It looks like a bullet, and I've heard it called "no", but I can't seem to find what letters I would need to make something like (555)†¢5555†¢5555. Those are just bullets, so they don't really help when using a text file (since this is for a program I'm working on)
Any help would be appreciated.
