I came
upon a "Standard Symbols" page, where I found the degree sign at the beginning
of line 9. Again, thank you all for your help.
Regards,
Carl
--- On Thu, 4/22/10, jonathon wrote:
From: jonathon
Subject: Re: [discuss] degree sign
To: discuss@openoffice.org
Date: Thursday
2010/4/22 jonathon :
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> Carl Shewmaker wrote:
>> Gotta be an easy way. Any help appreciated.
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> a) Quick and dirty: record a macro of the degree sign. Assign it to a
> function key, then hit the function key every time you want to use the
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Carl Shewmaker wrote:
> Gotta be an easy way. Any help appreciated.
a) Quick and dirty: record a macro of the degree sign. Assign it to a
function key, then hit the function key every time you want to use the
macro;
b) Map a glyph on your keyboard
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 4:21 PM, Regina Henschel wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Andrew Jensen schrieb:
>
>
> Hi,
>>
>> Well, fired up my HP mini and OO.o 2.4
>>
>> Try as I might can't get those unicode characters to show up via the
>> keyboard - but using insert->Special Character and selecting DejaVu
Hi Andrew,
Andrew Jensen schrieb:
Hi,
Well, fired up my HP mini and OO.o 2.4
Try as I might can't get those unicode characters to show up via the
keyboard - but using insert->Special Character and selecting DejaVu Sans for
a font, there they are, right where they should be. The glyph for u+20
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 3:47 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
> 2010/4/21 Carl Shewmaker :
> > I need to insert a degree sign in several places in a document I'm
> composing in OOo 2.4 on an HP mini running Ubuntu, and have run out of
> ideas. Gotta be an easy way. Any help appreciated.
> > Carl
> >
2010/4/21 Carl Shewmaker :
> I need to insert a degree sign in several places in a document I'm composing
> in OOo 2.4 on an HP mini running Ubuntu, and have run out of ideas. Gotta be
> an easy way. Any help appreciated.
> Carl
>
Since you have Ubuntu, why not use the compose key?
Compose o o
back up my mini to an external hard
drive and install the latest 3 version.
Thanks,
Carl
--- On Wed, 4/21/10, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
From: Alexandro Colorado v
Subject: Re: [discuss] degree sign
To: discuss@openoffice.org
Date: Wednesday, April 21, 2010, 1:33 PM
I think OOo had a special
Dear Robert & Carl:
Being more familiar with Fedora, I will refer to that, as possibly the
answer also exists in your Ubuntu environment.
You can use an experimental blank Writer document to place the special
characters from the Oo 2.4 menu.
Then save the file.
Following that you have 2 c
Carl Shewmaker wrote:
I need to insert a degree sign in several places in a document I'm composing in
OOo 2.4 on an HP mini running Ubuntu, and have run out of ideas. Gotta be an
easy way. Any help appreciated.
Carl
Carl,
Does 2.4 not have the Insert > Special Character option? If so you
I think OOo had a special symbol panel in writer.
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Carl Shewmaker
wrote:
> I need to insert a degree sign in several places in a document I'm composing
> in OOo 2.4 on an HP mini running Ubuntu, and have run out of ideas. Gotta be
> an easy way. Any help apprec
I need to insert a degree sign in several places in a document I'm composing in
OOo 2.4 on an HP mini running Ubuntu, and have run out of ideas. Gotta be an
easy way. Any help appreciated.
Carl
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