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They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
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17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
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Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
R
Roger Hunt
They can be made more convincing. Fiddly but OK if seldom needed :Timothy L <lightguar said:The following have keystroke commands:
¼ (1/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0188
½ (1/2) - Keystroke: Alt+0189
¾ (3/4) - Keystroke: Alt+0190
? (1/3) - No Keystroke
? (2/3) - No Keystroke
? (1/8) - No Keystroke
? (3/8) - No Keystroke
? (5/8) - No Keystroke
? (7/8) - No Keystroke
You can also get to them in Microsoft Word by going to Insert -> Symbol...
Or by using the Windows Character Map in Start menu -> Programs (or All
Programs) -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map
If you are looking to enter in custom fractions, I don't know of any other
way than the method that you have posted (shown below).
17/32, say, looks better if done 17(superscript),/,32(subscript)
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