L
Lauren via OfficeKB.com
Hi
Does anyone know what the symbol at the end of text (like in a magazine) is
called?
Does anyone know what the symbol at the end of text (like in a magazine) is
called?
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J
Jezebel
which magazine?
L
Lauren via OfficeKB.com
Any magazine. I just want to know in general what that mark is called. I
think they are used in newspapers also.
think they are used in newspapers also.
J
Jezebel
I have several magazines and newspapers open in front of me at this moment.
None uses anything other than periods.
None uses anything other than periods.
P
Paul Terrano
Perhaps you are asking about the symbols shown in the fonts Wingdings and
Webdings.
Webdings.
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Printer's ornaments in general are referred to as dingbats. Those that look
like vine leaves are called fleurons (see
http://www.paratype.com/help/term/terms.asp?code=140). The dingbat used to
end an article does probably have a special name, but if I ever knew it,
I've forgotten it.
like vine leaves are called fleurons (see
http://www.paratype.com/help/term/terms.asp?code=140). The dingbat used to
end an article does probably have a special name, but if I ever knew it,
I've forgotten it.