Re: special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Art Campbell

I haven't seen that symbol as a glyph in any font, but it'd be pretty
easy to create in FM if you can't find it elsewhere.

Try typing the L first, because it's larger. Then set up a character
tag with negative spread and the same font a point or two smaller.
Type the C and apply the character tag to it.

Art

On 6/29/07, Martin Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!

Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.

(I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))

Thanks!

Martin Simon
Technical Writer
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WET DESIGN
www.wetdesign.com

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Re: special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Rene Stephenson
You might try checking 
[InstalledDrive:]\\..\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\OnlineManuals\Character_Sets.pdf

Rene Stephenson

Art Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I haven't seen that symbol as a glyph 
in any font, but it'd be pretty
easy to create in FM if you can't find it elsewhere.

Try typing the L first, because it's larger. Then set up a character
tag with negative spread and the same font a point or two smaller.
Type the C and apply the character tag to it.

Art

On 6/29/07, Martin Simon  wrote:
 Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!

 Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
 the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
 letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.

 (I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))

 Thanks!

 Martin Simon
 Technical Writer
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 WET DESIGN
 www.wetdesign.com

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special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Martin Simon
Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!

Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.

(I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))

Thanks!

Martin Simon
Technical Writer
martin.simon at wetdesign.com

WET DESIGN
www.wetdesign.com




special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Grant Hogarth
You'd have to find it in a font.
FM does not create characters, only displays them.

Grant
(alternatively, you could create it as a graphic, and then use that.) 

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Subject: special character; centerline symbol

Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!

Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.

(I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))

Thanks!

Martin Simon
Technical Writer
martin.simon at wetdesign.com

WET DESIGN
www.wetdesign.com



special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Art Campbell
I haven't seen that symbol as a glyph in any font, but it'd be pretty
easy to create in FM if you can't find it elsewhere.

Try typing the L first, because it's larger. Then set up a character
tag with negative spread and the same font a point or two smaller.
Type the C and apply the character tag to it.

Art

On 6/29/07, Martin Simon  wrote:
> Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!
>
> Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
> the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
> letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.
>
> (I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))
>
> Thanks!
>
> Martin Simon
> Technical Writer
> martin.simon at wetdesign.com
>
> WET DESIGN
> www.wetdesign.com
>
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special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Rene Stephenson
You might try checking 
[InstalledDrive:]\\..\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\OnlineManuals\Character_Sets.pdf

Rene Stephenson

Art Campbell  wrote: I haven't seen that symbol as a 
glyph in any font, but it'd be pretty
easy to create in FM if you can't find it elsewhere.

Try typing the L first, because it's larger. Then set up a character
tag with negative spread and the same font a point or two smaller.
Type the C and apply the character tag to it.

Art

On 6/29/07, Martin Simon  wrote:
> Hey Happy Friday to all those affected!
>
> Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
> the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
> letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.
>
> (I am thinking along the lines of ALT + 0169 = (c))
>
> Thanks!
>
> Martin Simon
> Technical Writer
> martin.simon at wetdesign.com
>
> WET DESIGN
> www.wetdesign.com
>
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special character; centerline symbol

2007-06-29 Thread Kenneth C. Benson
Martin Simon wrote:

> Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
> the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
> letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.


The centre line symbol (this is how Windows Character Map spells it) is 
available in at least Arial Unicode and Lucida Sans Unicode at position 
U+2104. That's beyond Framemaker's reach (until FM8, we hope), but you 
would be able to make yourself a graphic in Illustrator or some other 
Unicode-aware drawing application by copying the character from 
Character Map and saving it as a drawing.

Word is also Unicode-aware, so you can easily get this character in 
Word, if you have a font like Arial Unicode. Just Insert Symbol, change 
the font to Arial Unicode, and type in character code 2104.

There are also, presumably, fonts made for CAD programs that put this 
character in the ANSI range, which would make it available to Frame. A 
quick Google got me to http://www.quietdesigns.com/index.html, which 
sells a font that puts the character in both its proper Unicode position 
and at ALT 0167 (replacing the ? section sign that's normally there). 
They have a free version of the font too. I didn't download it to see if 
centerline is there or not.

Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com