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Does the Legal Squiggle § that means section have a name?
I appreciate the info from Greg and Ace_it above, but forgot to ask if the
legal squiggle § that means Section has a name and if there is a place to get the name of it and other symbols--often the names are long words not used commonly in conversation. Chad Harris |
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Its called a "Section Sign" Keyboard short cut: Numeric key pad- Alt+0167 §
"Chad Harris" wrote in message ... I appreciate the info from Greg and Ace_it above, but forgot to ask if the legal squiggle § that means Section has a name and if there is a place to get the name of it and other symbols--often the names are long words not used commonly in conversation. Chad Harris |
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