[Patrick Hunt]

How can I compose a new character by have one character print onver another?
In WordPerfect there is an Overstrike feature.
In Church liturgies the are two symbols which represent the words Versicle
and Response. They are capital letters V and R with a forward slash typed
over them. Of course, in older printed books they are fancier than that, with
the forward slacy have some flair, but I would be happy to create a more
simple form using whatever typeface I'm working with.

[Graham Mayor]

Use an EQ field to layout the overstrike as you wish then save it as an
autotext or autocorrect entry for ease of re-use.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Patrick Hunt wrote:
How can I compose a new character by have one character print onver
another? In WordPerfect there is an Overstrike feature.
In Church liturgies the are two symbols which represent the words
Versicle and Response. They are capital letters V and R with a
forward slash typed over them. Of course, in older printed books they
are fancier than that, with the forward slacy have some flair, but I
would be happy to create a more simple form using whatever typeface
I'm working with.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Overbar.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Patrick Hunt" Patrick wrote in message
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How can I compose a new character by have one character print onver
another?
In WordPerfect there is an Overstrike feature.
In Church liturgies the are two symbols which represent the words Versicle
and Response. They are capital letters V and R with a forward slash typed
over them. Of course, in older printed books they are fancier than that,
with
the forward slacy have some flair, but I would be happy to create a more
simple form using whatever typeface I'm working with.