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Do any of the default fonts in Word/WIndows have an ornamental scroll
separator, like the ones used to divide sections in books?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

There are some fleurons and vine leaves at characters 150-157 and 205-212 of
Wingdings. Wingdings 2 has similar ones at 97-104. I'm quite partial to the
decorations in the Minion Ornaments font, but that's an Adobe font that has
to be purchased separately (I got it with Adobe Type Manager eons ago).

Don't, however, overlook the "divider" clip art available. Use Insert |
Picture | Clip Art and search for "divider," and you'll find some nice
ornaments. If the art available locally doesn't suit, search the online
collection, which offers over 1200 pieces labeled "divider." Most of these
are quite unsuitable for documents, but if you limit the search to the
"Black & White" category, you can narrow them down to around 730. (Searching
for "vine" or "leaf" or "ornament" instead of divider will give different
results; if you look at the keywords for one you like, you can get other
ideas: decorations, flourishes, etc.)

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

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Do any of the default fonts in Word/WIndows have an ornamental scroll
separator, like the ones used to divide sections in books?