You can find a 1/4 em space (Unicode character 2005) on the Special
Characters tab of Insert | Symbol. The "thin space" and "hair space" are
Unicode characters 2009 and 200A. The "six-per-em space" is 2006. They can
be found in Arial Unicode MS and Lucida Sans Unicode.
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To typesetters, a "thin space" is 1/5 or 1/6 of an em space. Is it
possible
to insert a thin space in Word 2003, and if so, how?