|
We are using Lync for IMs at work. By chance I happened upon interesting character sequences. When describing entries with classifications (S) (E) (R) in Lync these sequences rendered as a quartermoon with a face, an envelope, and an rainbow (1/4) arc respectively.
Went looking to find what others there may be but my google-fu is poor. When I have some down time, good old trial and error. 
Schenectady? What am I doing in Schenectady?
|
|
|
|
|
I hate the character sequence that renders as a kiss. Makes for some awkward group conversations.
Though, I like the combination where you can make an animal (sheep? I forget) sh*t bricks and rainbows.
|
|
|
|
|
A quick Google found this: http://mac2.microsoft.com/help/office/14/en-us/lync/item/a95de3b2-c04c-45fd-9f28-3a45fd16ad59[^]
It's down at the moment, but the Google cached version[^] sort-of works:
:-) or :)
:-D or :d
:-O or :o
:-P or :p
;-) or ;)
:-( or :(
:-S or :s
:-l or :l
:'(
:-$ or :$
(H) or (h)
:-@ or:@
(A) or (a)
(6)
:-#
8ol
8-l
^o)
:-*
+o(
:^)
*-)
<:o)
8-)
l-)
(c) or (C)
(Y) or (y)
(N) or (n)
(B) or (b)
(D) or (d)
(X) or (x)
(Z) or (z)
({)
(})
:-[ or :[
(^)
(L) or (l)
(U) or (u)
(K) or (k)
(G) or (g)
(F) or (f)
(W) or (w)
(P) or (p)
(~)
(@)
(&)
(T) or (t)
(I) or (i)
(8)
(S)
(*)
(E) or (e)
(O) or (o)
(M) or (m)
(sn)
(bah)
(pl)
(ll)
(pi)
(so)
(au)
(ap)
(um)
(ip)
(co)
(mp)
(st)
(li)
(mo)
(tu)
(#)
(R) or (r)
(h5)
(yn)
You may now crown me the Google-Fu King Master! 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
|
|
|
|
|
General 
News 
Suggestion 
Question 
Bug 
Answer 
Joke 
Praise 
Rant 
Admin 
Submit an article or tip
