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The easiest way to type it and a lot of other symbols is in ascii. To do that make sure the num lock is on, hold down the 'alt' key and on the numbers pad, type in the relevant ascii code, in the case of the degree symbol it is 248. Other numbers for symbols can be found on http://www.asciitable.com
The symbol appears when you release the alt key.
The easiest way to type it and a lot of other symbols is in ascii. To do that make sure the num lock is on, hold down the 'alt' key and on the numbers pad, type in the relevant ascii code, in the case of the degree symbol it is 248. Other numbers for symbols can be found on http://www.asciitable.com
The symbol appears when you release the alt key.
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Kies in MSWORD invoegen>Symbool. Er komt dan een venster met zowat alle symbolen die er zijn. Zoek naar Mathematical Operators in Standaard tekst. Daar kan je het bewuste symbool vinden, aanvinken en, door op invoegen te klikken, zetten waar je het hebben wil. Moet je dit teken vaak gebruiken, kan je er een sneltoets bij maken
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Fred, I wanted to drop you a line and also remind you about a tool that comes with Windows called Character Map. You can find the specific symbol you want to use and the key to type it is listed in the bottom right corner. You can find Character Map under Accessories/System Tools in XP. --- Patrick
[Character Map has been around in most Windows versions for a long time, although it's not always installed by default. Check your version's Help file for more info.]
Hi Fred love your newsletter. An easy solution to the foreign characters and symbols is a piece of freeware called AllChars for Windows at http://allchars.zwollnet.com .This installs a set of very easy keyboard macros. I use it to write in Spanish (mostly email to relatives), since the difference between n and ñ can mean giving offense or shocking some people. -- Cecilio Morales
Hi Fred, A simple and effective program to access symbols is one that I've been using for a number of years. It's called "MapOChars" by Daniel Hoppe. At 233 KB it's a quick download from http://www.grafxfreeware.homestead.com/mapofchars.html The program does not require installation and does not mess with Windows system files. No messy typing is involved to import a symbol or foreign language character into your document. Simply select the character, copy to clipboard, and paste into your document. You may copy as text, rtf, html and more. The program minimizes to the system tray too - very handy. Check out the screenshot at the URL above.---Peter Follert
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[Character Map has been around in most Windows versions for a long time, although it's not always installed by default. Check your version's Help file for more info.]
Hi Fred love your newsletter. An easy solution to the foreign characters and symbols is a piece of freeware called AllChars for Windows at http://allchars.zwollnet.com .This installs a set of very easy keyboard macros. I use it to write in Spanish (mostly email to relatives), since the difference between n and ñ can mean giving offense or shocking some people. -- Cecilio Morales
Hi Fred, A simple and effective program to access symbols is one that I've been using for a number of years. It's called "MapOChars" by Daniel Hoppe. At 233 KB it's a quick download from http://www.grafxfreeware.homestead.com/mapofchars.html The program does not require installation and does not mess with Windows system files. No messy typing is involved to import a symbol or foreign language character into your document. Simply select the character, copy to clipboard, and paste into your document. You may copy as text, rtf, html and more. The program minimizes to the system tray too - very handy. Check out the screenshot at the URL above.---Peter Follert
Bron www.langalist.com
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Papajo
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3 vragjes:
1. is het al opgelost ??
2. Waar moet je het teken schrijven ?? Als het in de ontwerpweergave is, heb je misschien (zie vraag 3) de beschikking over de knop 'opbouwen', daar kan je het teken selecteren.
3. Heeft access 97 ook de mogelijkheid tot opbouwen van functies ??
1. is het al opgelost ??
2. Waar moet je het teken schrijven ?? Als het in de ontwerpweergave is, heb je misschien (zie vraag 3) de beschikking over de knop 'opbouwen', daar kan je het teken selecteren.
3. Heeft access 97 ook de mogelijkheid tot opbouwen van functies ??
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