ben@tasis.utas.oz (Ben Lian) (05/06/89)
There appears to be at least one character in the PS Symbol font that is not
mapped onto the keyboard. I am referring specifically to the left-pointing
subset symbol. The right-pointing version is there--Option-Space I think.
The character is there alright, the Symbol font palette in MacEqn says so.
So how in the blazes can I get at it? (I am using MS Word 3.02.)
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In article <1029@tasis.utas.oz> ben@tasis.utas.oz (Ben Lian) writes: > There appears to be at least one character in the PS Symbol font that is not > mapped onto the keyboard. I am referring specifically to the left-pointing > subset symbol. The right-pointing version is there--Option-Space I > think. [stuff deleted] Ben, while in Symbol font, you should use cmd-opt-Q to enter the code for that symbol (it's 205). There are some others as well - like "not-in-improper-subset" symbol... Cheers, -- John Zic "He's dead, Jim ... but not as we know it!" ACSnet: johnz@basser.oz.AU (johnz%basser.oz.AU@UUNET.UU.NET) UUCP: {uunet,mcvax,ukc,nttlab}!munnari!basser.oz!johnz