[zeemeeuw62]

In the earlier version of Microsoft Word there was a symbol for the word
"therefore", consisting of three dots in a triangular shape: one on top - two
on the bottom.
I cannot find it in Word 2003.
Where can I find it?

[Abby]

we can find it throught the Insert menu click on object then select
Microsoft Equation 3.0
there in the first row sixth option is logical symbol
there the first option is therefore.
I hope that it will resolve your issue

"zeemeeuw62" wrote:

In the earlier version of Microsoft Word there was a symbol for the word
"therefore", consisting of three dots in a triangular shape: one on top - two
on the bottom.
I cannot find it in Word 2003.
Where can I find it?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Find it in the Symbol font in the Insert | Symbol dialog (character 0092
ASCII or 005C Unicode).

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"zeemeeuw62" wrote in message
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In the earlier version of Microsoft Word there was a symbol for the word
"therefore", consisting of three dots in a triangular shape: one on top -
two
on the bottom.
I cannot find it in Word 2003.
Where can I find it?