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How to type chemical and math symbols
I seem to remember several years ago that someone (Murf) listed the keystrokes for typing lots of different symbols, etc. I'm trying to type H2O getting the (2) to drop down. Likewise I'm trying to type squared symbols, etc.
Can anyone help me out on this one!
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How to type chemical and math symbols
It's time consuming if you have a lot of them to insert. But the only way I know how is to copy and paste from the Windows Character Map. You can find it at Start/Programs/Accessories/Character Map
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Thanks Greg, that gives me most of them but not the underscored ones, like for H2O.
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Underscored? Perhaps you meant superscript. Like this: H²O. Go into the Character map Advanced section, you'll be able to sift and sort characters by category. Plus, I've found over the years that not all characters are available in all fonts. I'm guessin' you didn't look farther than the default Arial. Click the down arrow on the font line, the others will appear in a dropdown list.
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Pete, what you should look for is called "special alt characters", just Google it, there's lots of listings.
There is also the possibility to use HTML code to do it, if you are doing it somewhere that supports HTML code.
I know for instance with water, it would be typed as;
< p > H < sub > 2 < / sub > O
When you remove all the blank spaces it looks like this when the machine finishes with it.
H2O - Water
Best of luck.
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Thanks for the help!
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