It looks like the Centre Line Symbol that is shown when you are using
certain unicode fonts and you select InsertSymbolFont(normal text)
SubSet(Letterlike Symbols).
On Dec 30, 10:45*pm, "Peter T. Daniels" wrote:
If you can tell me what a centerline symbol is supposed to look like,
I can hunt for it in Unicode. The coding makes it sound like a c on
the line crossed by an L that goes below the line? But are they
supposed to look like letters, or are they supposed to be an arc and
two lines?
On Dec 30, 5:29*pm, "Doug Robbins - Word MVP"
wrote:
I do not know of one, but you can create one by typing
c
then hold down the Ctrl Key and press F9 to insert a pair of field
delimiters inside of which you type
ADVANCE \d 2 \l4 * (note that is a lower case L before the 4)
and then outside of the closing } type L
so that you have
c{ ADVANCE \d 2 \l4 }L
Hold down the Alt key and press F9 to toggle off the display of the field
codes. and you will have something that should resemble what you are looking
for. *You may want to adjust the font size of the c and L and also play
around with the offsets 2 and 4
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Hope this helps.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com
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