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can anybody tell me if there is a way to get a character list of fonts
please? When im trying to find a symbol in Wingdings or Webdings etc, i have
to manually hit each key till i find what i need. (takes ages!!) Is there
some sort of list i can print off which shows that a = a car, A = a dog etc
etc etc???? Simple answers please cos i havent got a clue what you guys
mean when you start going on about HTMLs, unicode and other computer blah!!
thanks lots.
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Go to Insert Symbol and browse to your heart's content.

Word supports the full Unicode set, so potentially, depending on the fonts
you've chosen to use, there are over a million possible glyphs. Have a look
at www.unicode.org for details of how it all works. This has nothing
directly to do with Word.




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can anybody tell me if there is a way to get a character list of fonts
please? When im trying to find a symbol in Wingdings or Webdings etc, i
have
to manually hit each key till i find what i need. (takes ages!!) Is there
some sort of list i can print off which shows that a = a car, A = a dog
etc
etc etc???? Simple answers please cos i havent got a clue what you guys
mean when you start going on about HTMLs, unicode and other computer
blah!!
thanks lots.



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if only my life was this simple!!!! thanks Jezebel, youve been great!

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Go to Insert Symbol and browse to your heart's content.

Word supports the full Unicode set, so potentially, depending on the fonts
you've chosen to use, there are over a million possible glyphs. Have a look
at www.unicode.org for details of how it all works. This has nothing
directly to do with Word.




"englishrose4719" wrote in
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can anybody tell me if there is a way to get a character list of fonts
please? When im trying to find a symbol in Wingdings or Webdings etc, i
have
to manually hit each key till i find what i need. (takes ages!!) Is there
some sort of list i can print off which shows that a = a car, A = a dog
etc
etc etc???? Simple answers please cos i havent got a clue what you guys
mean when you start going on about HTMLs, unicode and other computer
blah!!
thanks lots.




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