K
KDM13
same as above
M
Mary Sauer
Word? Insert, symbol.
D
Dian D. Chapman, MVP
When posting, you should provide more details so we know what you're
talking about.
But assuming you need help with Word, see this article...
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=514
Dian D. Chapman
Technical Consultant, Microsoft MVP
MOS Certified, Editor/TechTrax
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talking about.
But assuming you need help with Word, see this article...
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=514
Dian D. Chapman
Technical Consultant, Microsoft MVP
MOS Certified, Editor/TechTrax
Free MS Tutorials: http://www.mousetrax.com/techtrax
Free Word eBook: http://www.mousetrax.com/books.html
Optimize your business docs: http://www.mousetrax.com/consulting
Learn VBA the easy way: http://www.mousetrax.com/techcourses.html
M
Mike Hall \(MS-MVP\)
KDM
You can use 'Character Map' to select an accented letter from your chosen
font, but note that not all fonts include all characters.. Times New Roman
and Arial are generally safe bets..
Character Map can be found under ALL PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES..
You can use 'Character Map' to select an accented letter from your chosen
font, but note that not all fonts include all characters.. Times New Roman
and Arial are generally safe bets..
Character Map can be found under ALL PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES..
J
James Silverton
Mike wrote on Sun, 4 Dec 2005 10:47:13 -0500:
MHM> You can use 'Character Map' to select an accented letter
MHM> from your chosen font, but note that not all fonts include
MHM> all characters.. Times New Roman and Arial are generally
MHM> safe bets..
MHM> Character Map can be found under ALL PROGRAMS -
MHM> ACCESSORIES..
As I mentioned in the recent thread on umlauts, you can get
almost all non-English Roman characters with the fairly mnemonic
CTRL + punctuation key. For example, CTRL + ', followed by e
gives e acute ( é ) and CTRL +`, followed by e gives e grave
( è ). Microsoft had not seen fit to make this available except
for Word in 2002. However, you can keep the character map
displayed while working in other programs to get the decimal
codes for the ALT +code method. I can never remember the damn
things myself from day to day
but I prefer doing that to
inserting from CharacterMap. I did just that to write this note
with Outlook Express..
James Silverton.
MHM> You can use 'Character Map' to select an accented letter
MHM> from your chosen font, but note that not all fonts include
MHM> all characters.. Times New Roman and Arial are generally
MHM> safe bets..
MHM> Character Map can be found under ALL PROGRAMS -
MHM> ACCESSORIES..
As I mentioned in the recent thread on umlauts, you can get
almost all non-English Roman characters with the fairly mnemonic
CTRL + punctuation key. For example, CTRL + ', followed by e
gives e acute ( é ) and CTRL +`, followed by e gives e grave
( è ). Microsoft had not seen fit to make this available except
for Word in 2002. However, you can keep the character map
displayed while working in other programs to get the decimal
codes for the ALT +code method. I can never remember the damn
things myself from day to day
but I prefer doing that toinserting from CharacterMap. I did just that to write this note
with Outlook Express..
James Silverton.