Insert bullet point in a Word document
nandy
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Chris 94 Posted messages 1937 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
Chris 94 Posted messages 1937 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
Hello,
I need to insert special characters into the writing of my thesis that I can't find...
I need to mark consonants with a dot underneath the letter (subscript dot)
Thank you for your help, it's important... I am on a MacBook and using Word 2003...
Thank you
I need to insert special characters into the writing of my thesis that I can't find...
I need to mark consonants with a dot underneath the letter (subscript dot)
Thank you for your help, it's important... I am on a MacBook and using Word 2003...
Thank you
Configuration: Mac OS X Firefox 2.0.0.11
6 réponses
Hello
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Would that work for you? I see them when previewing the message, but there's always the risk that a different font choice on another Mac could yield a strange result.
I obtained these characters using "Character Palette" in the "Input" menu represented by a small flag in the menu bar, toward the right.
If you don't see this menu:
- System Preferences
- International
- Input Menu button
• click in the Character Palette box
• click in the Keyboard Viewer box
• click in the Show Input Menu in menu bar box
I found the characters above:
- by choosing Roman in the drop-down Display menu at the top left of the palette
- then selecting Latin in the left part of the window
- then selecting A in the right part of the window, where an alphabet displayed
- further down, I clicked on the little triangle Character Info
- in the Related Characters window, I found the subscript A's
- by clicking on them, it opens in the upper part, the Unicode Table (meh...)
- by clicking Insert, in the bottom right, the character positions itself at the cursor in the current application.
For fun: Ạ ḅịẹṇṭọṭ
Ạạ
Would that work for you? I see them when previewing the message, but there's always the risk that a different font choice on another Mac could yield a strange result.
I obtained these characters using "Character Palette" in the "Input" menu represented by a small flag in the menu bar, toward the right.
If you don't see this menu:
- System Preferences
- International
- Input Menu button
• click in the Character Palette box
• click in the Keyboard Viewer box
• click in the Show Input Menu in menu bar box
I found the characters above:
- by choosing Roman in the drop-down Display menu at the top left of the palette
- then selecting Latin in the left part of the window
- then selecting A in the right part of the window, where an alphabet displayed
- further down, I clicked on the little triangle Character Info
- in the Related Characters window, I found the subscript A's
- by clicking on them, it opens in the upper part, the Unicode Table (meh...)
- by clicking Insert, in the bottom right, the character positions itself at the cursor in the current application.
For fun: Ạ ḅịẹṇṭọṭ
ṃẹṛcị a lot !!!!
Problem solved and what a relief. Thank you for taking the time to analyze everything.
Diny the subscription pro!
Problem solved and what a relief. Thank you for taking the time to analyze everything.
Diny the subscription pro!
Good evening,
Would you find your happiness there: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E1%B9%A2
where there is information on Unicode characters?
Sincerely.
Would you find your happiness there: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E1%B9%A2
where there is information on Unicode characters?
Sincerely.
Good evening,
Word 2003 on Mac? tsk tsk, Office 2004 yes, 2001 yes Office X yes, but 2006 I think it's under Windows.
As for the underdot, used in some languages, it may be that the keyboard needs to be set up for one of those languages.
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I'm here, but will I stay? that is the question!!
PM G5 1.8 mono + Mac OS X 10.4.11 1 GB of Ram
Word 2003 on Mac? tsk tsk, Office 2004 yes, 2001 yes Office X yes, but 2006 I think it's under Windows.
As for the underdot, used in some languages, it may be that the keyboard needs to be set up for one of those languages.
--
I'm here, but will I stay? that is the question!!
PM G5 1.8 mono + Mac OS X 10.4.11 1 GB of Ram
Thank you, I'm trying to keep going.
I found the characters on Wikipedia, but how do I insert them into my document?
It's Word 2004 for me...
I'm still looking, if anyone has an idea on how to insert additional Latin characters...
sniff I really need it...
Thank you
I found the characters on Wikipedia, but how do I insert them into my document?
It's Word 2004 for me...
I'm still looking, if anyone has an idea on how to insert additional Latin characters...
sniff I really need it...
Thank you
Very happy to be of assistance. Good luck with your thesis, and you will become the empress of eccentric diacritics...
Best regards
P.S.: I assume Dynicor = Nandy, right? Since you are now a registered and honorable member and you initiated the discussion, perhaps you can mark it as resolved? Thank you, and long live the subscript point!
Best regards
P.S.: I assume Dynicor = Nandy, right? Since you are now a registered and honorable member and you initiated the discussion, perhaps you can mark it as resolved? Thank you, and long live the subscript point!