Thanks, that's what I figured, but didn't want to assume. Your link also includes Thomas Reed's and Tom Gewecke's comments about the limitations* of a utility like Key Finder in the context of UniCode etc., and suggests (like I did elsewhere) the Character Palette/Character Viewer instead.
*) the main issue is the fact that there are fare more characters in a font than can be represented by the keyboard, even when using available modifier keys. Hence the utility duo Keyboard Viewer and Character Viewer. The idea seems to be that if you may have to go to the complete representation of a font's characters with a utility like Character Viewer because the font mapping won't allow a particular character to show up in Keyboard Viewer, you might as well go there right away.
