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Which font includes the "not equal to" sign
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Which font includes the "not equal to" sign
Any font that includes Unicode characters. In recent versions of Word, you
can type 2260 and then press Alt+X to insert the Not Equal To sign. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "langset" wrote in message ... |
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Which font includes the "not equal to" sign
If you mean the Unicode "NO EQUAL TO" sign - like an = with a /
superimposed (you may not be able to see this: ‰*), it has hex code 2260 and is available in e.g. modern versions of Arial, Times new Roman and so on. If you mean the workarounds typically used in programming languages, e.g. or !=, they are usually composed of the two separate characters, i.e. and or ! and =. (I don't know if there is a single Unicode character for either of those two.) Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk langset wrote: |
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