Searching for a special character.

[Shinz]

Hi ,

I'm searching for a symbol which is used to represent set-inclusion
relation. I could not find the symbol in MS Word 2002. If any of you
know where to find this symbol , please feed back.

This symbol I came across a few journals, but could not find it to
insert in my document. Plz see 2nd line, second paragraph in section
2.1 of this article. www.liacs.nl/~kosters/mista/knijf.pdf I'm using
≤ symbol instead , which does not fit like the original symbol.
In latex also , i could not find the proper code.

Please help.

Ssk

 

[Jezebel]

Since the authors were kind enough to put their email addresses in the
article, why not just email them ask them for the typeface they used?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

The font shows up in Word as CMSY10, character 005F (which in Unicode is
"low line"). There's a similar character at 227E in Arial Unicode MS, or you
could use 227A and underline it.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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