You can go to Insert, symbol to do it the
Posted By: KP on 2008-03-18
In Reply to: degree symbol - LisaLisa
Subject: You can go to Insert, symbol to do it the
long way around and then make your own macro to automatically do it. However, most platforms will not accept anything other than basic symbols. Best bet is to just spell it out.
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Subject: That should be Ƌ.1'...don't know where that weird symbol came from...nm
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