I need a font that is found in WINCOR ATMs. They look like old typewriter
fonts that have a slash through the number 0.

If you have a need for this character, you have two options. First, you can
find a font that uses the slashed zero in it or you can follow the steps
below:

1. Position the insertion point where you want the slashed zero to appear.
2. Press CTRL +F9. Word inserts field braces.
3. Type €œeq \o(0,/)€� between the braces (without the quotes).
4. Press SHIFT + F9. Word collapses your field and the slashed zero appears.


--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"JBear" wrote:

I need a font that is found in WINCOR ATMs. They look like old typewriter
fonts that have a slash through the number 0.

Thanks this helped a little. Is there anyway to get rid of the space after
the zero? I need it to be a series of 16 numbers without spaces between each.

"Carol" wrote:

If you have a need for this character, you have two options. First, you can
find a font that uses the slashed zero in it or you can follow the steps
below:

1. Position the insertion point where you want the slashed zero to appear.
2. Press CTRL +F9. Word inserts field braces.
3. Type €œeq \o(0,/)€� between the braces (without the quotes).
4. Press SHIFT + F9. Word collapses your field and the slashed zero appears.


--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"JBear" wrote:

I need a font that is found in WINCOR ATMs. They look like old typewriter
fonts that have a slash through the number 0.

You have to remove the trailing space from the EQ field. For some reason,
only the EQ field behaves this way. For more, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Overbar.htm

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"JBear" wrote in message
...
Thanks this helped a little. Is there anyway to get rid of the space after
the zero? I need it to be a series of 16 numbers without spaces between
each.

"Carol" wrote:

If you have a need for this character, you have two options. First, you
can
find a font that uses the slashed zero in it or you can follow the steps
below:

1. Position the insertion point where you want the slashed zero to
appear.
2. Press CTRL +F9. Word inserts field braces.
3. Type €œeq \o(0,/)€� between the braces (without the quotes).
4. Press SHIFT + F9. Word collapses your field and the slashed zero
appears.


--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"JBear" wrote:

I need a font that is found in WINCOR ATMs. They look like old
typewriter
fonts that have a slash through the number 0.