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Posted By: Cindy electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/26/02 02:04 AM
anybody have an easy way to add electrical symbols or fonts to msword docs?
Posted By: Bjarney Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/26/02 03:39 AM
AAaaaaggghh!!! I can't make it work now!!

{Lots of pages of Greek letters and stuff in Windows under character map via the clipboard.}

¡× - section
©ª - phi
¥Ä - delta


Also, within Word, try Insert/Symbol




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Posted By: Dallas Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/27/02 04:08 AM
I know if you hold down the "Alt" key, and type 0216, it becomes "theta" or the phase symbol

Of course it won't do it here, darn thing just keeps binging at me [Linked Image]

Dallas
Posted By: sparky66wv Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/27/02 12:15 PM
º alt167
Ø alt 0216
® alt 0430
™ alt 0665
© alt 0681

Test to see if these work...

Go here for more!
http://nslsweb.nsls.bnl.gov/nsls/misc/ascii-symbols.htm
Posted By: Gwz Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/28/02 01:40 AM
Cindy,

be sure your " Num Lock " is on to use the " Alt + numeric keys ".



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Posted By: Gwz Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/28/02 01:46 AM
How can the Square Root symbol be printed ?

Glenn
Posted By: Bjarney Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/28/02 04:49 AM
alt+251 is one way...


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Posted By: Glenn Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 06/29/02 01:55 AM
Alt+251 only prints an Underline " _ " on my machine.

Glenn
Posted By: Theelectrikid Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/27/05 04:21 AM
Digging up old threads again. These work for Mac OS X users.

Hold down Alt-Option eith the letter to use the characters.
1= ¡
2= ™
3= £
4= ¢
5= ?
6= §
7= ¶
8= •
9= ª
0= º

Q= Œ
W= ?
E= ´
R= ®
T= †
Y= Á
U=¨
I= ˆ
O= Ø (Here it is)
P=?
A= Å
S= Í
D= Î
F= Ï
G= ©
H= Ó
J= Ô
K= ?
L= Ò
Z= ?
X= ?
C=Ç
V= ?
B= ?
N=˜
M=Â
<=?
>=?
/=÷
;= …
'= æ
=(equals)?

Ian A.

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Posted By: gfretwell Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/27/05 06:04 AM
This is the chart http://www.cdrummond.qc.ca/cegep/informat/Professeurs/Alain/files/ascii.htm
Posted By: Trumpy Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/27/05 08:21 AM
But does the software here at ECN support these fonts?.
Posted By: SolarPowered Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/27/05 03:22 PM
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But does the software here at ECN support these fonts?.

It might depend on your browser settings. In the earlier posts on this thread, the special characters are showing up correctly on my machine. So the software used for the forum is definitly supporting the extended character set.

The "Character Encoding" on my browser, Mozilla Firefox, is set to the default, which is "Western (ISO-8859-1)".


To insert a special character into a post, I usually go to Word and use the "Insert; Symbol" function to put the character in a dummy document, and then I cut and paste it into the post.




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Posted By: SolarPowered Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/27/05 06:48 PM
I just re-read the original post, and see that you were asking about MS Word, not about posts to ECN. As I mentioned in my previous post, there are many special characters that you can place in Word documents by way of the "Insert; Symbol" menu selection. Also, there are some standard typefaces like WingDings and DingBats that consist solely of special characters that you don't find in many of the more normal typefaces.

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Posted By: Steve Miller Re: electrical fonts 3Ø - 08/29/05 07:19 PM
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That kind of stuff? Go to Insert, symbol, then reassign one of the function keys to be that character. No this forum won't accept the Func key directly, I did a cut/paste from MS word to get it here
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