call it overlay, call it overstrike - i don't know what to call it. but we
need 2 characters in one space.

the 2 characters can both be found in Lucinda Sans Unicod (Special
Characters). They are a Latin capital A w/acute and Ogfonek, Unicode Values
00c1 and 0328.

this is for real.
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Thank you for your help!
ilene

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

Ilene wrote:

> call it overlay, call it overstrike - i don't know what to call it. but we
> need 2 characters in one space.
>
> the 2 characters can both be found in Lucinda Sans Unicod (Special
> Characters). They are a Latin capital A w/acute and Ogfonek, Unicode Values
> 00c1 and 0328.
>
> this is for real.

Using Word 2003 and most fonts try:

EITHER
Insert>Symbol
Find and click the A acute (00c1) and Click Insert ...
immediately
Find and click the combining ogonek (00328) and Click Insert ...
OR
type 00c1 followed by ALT-X, and
immediately
type 0328 followed by ALT-X

The two characters will be shown "combined".
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Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"Ilene" wrote:

> call it overlay, call it overstrike - i don't know what to call it. but we
> need 2 characters in one space.
>
> the 2 characters can both be found in Lucinda Sans Unicod (Special
> Characters). They are a Latin capital A w/acute and Ogfonek, Unicode Values
> 00c1 and 0328.
>
> this is for real.
> --
> Thank you for your help!
> ilene