using unicode shapes such as 1/4 or 3/4 moons to show progress

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I am in windows 2000 word - is there a way to use characters or keyboard
combinations to have these shapes show up in worrd documents?
 
Jay, I want to show a 1/4 moon as a circle with a quarter filled in - how can
I specifically show this in windows 2000. Thanks.
 
Hi Scott,

In the Insert > Symbol dialog, select either Arial Unicode MS or Lucida Sans
Unicode as the font and Geometric Shapes as the subset. You'll find three of
the four moon symbols bunched together as characters 25CF, 25D0, and 25D1.
The new moon (empty circle) is a little to the left, at 25CB.
 
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