D DAL Feb 3, 2006 #1 How do I add a "Degrees" symbol to my code. I don't have the symbol available on my keyboard. Thanks.
How do I add a "Degrees" symbol to my code. I don't have the symbol available on my keyboard. Thanks.
C CMM Feb 4, 2006 #2 The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176 Look in Start Menu -> Accessories -> Character Map (or in Accessories -> System Tools I think) for more.
The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176 Look in Start Menu -> Accessories -> Character Map (or in Accessories -> System Tools I think) for more.
D DAL Feb 4, 2006 #3 Thanks CMM. Your fix worked like a charm. DAL. CMM said: The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176 Look in Start Menu -> Accessories -> Character Map (or in Accessories -> System Tools I think) for more. Click to expand...
Thanks CMM. Your fix worked like a charm. DAL. CMM said: The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176 Look in Start Menu -> Accessories -> Character Map (or in Accessories -> System Tools I think) for more. Click to expand...
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Feb 4, 2006 #4 DAL said: How do I add a "Degrees" symbol to my code. I don't have the symbol available on my keyboard. Thanks. Click to expand... Copy it from this post: °.
DAL said: How do I add a "Degrees" symbol to my code. I don't have the symbol available on my keyboard. Thanks. Click to expand... Copy it from this post: °.
C Cor Ligthert [MVP] Feb 4, 2006 #5 The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176Just as Addition. Be aware that this ALT + 0176 is no standard ASCII for those working in cultures/languages where 1252 is not the code page. As CMM wrote is the Characther Map (the special character tool) whatever name it has in your used language, the best place to look for. Cor
The keystroke for it is: Alt + 0176Just as Addition. Be aware that this ALT + 0176 is no standard ASCII for those working in cultures/languages where 1252 is not the code page. As CMM wrote is the Characther Map (the special character tool) whatever name it has in your used language, the best place to look for. Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Feb 4, 2006 #6 Cor Ligthert said: Just as Addition. Be aware that this ALT + 0176 is no standard ASCII for those working in cultures/languages where 1252 is not the code page. Click to expand... Mhm... I assume you wanted to type "character code" instead of "ASCII" ;-).
Cor Ligthert said: Just as Addition. Be aware that this ALT + 0176 is no standard ASCII for those working in cultures/languages where 1252 is not the code page. Click to expand... Mhm... I assume you wanted to type "character code" instead of "ASCII" ;-).
C Cor Ligthert [MVP] Feb 4, 2006 #7 Mhm... I assume you wanted to type "character code" instead of "ASCII" ;-). -- Click to expand... Both Cor
Mhm... I assume you wanted to type "character code" instead of "ASCII" ;-). -- Click to expand... Both Cor