how do you write contractions in cursive?
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Either of the previous two answers is acceptable.  Traditionally the apostrophe would have caused a break in the word, but many people finish the word first and then place the apostrophe.
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I would suggest using Microsoft's Equation Editor.  It should come packaged with Microsfotw Word.  This is a bit further than using simple super scripts and subscript font changes.  It will let you use all sorts of mathematical symbols in a nice neat manner.
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The only way I know is to use WordArt. \n1) On the Menu bar click: Insert / Picture / WordArt \n2) Choose the upper right-hand WordArt style option (simplest one if you only need it for one letter)\n3) Click OK \n4) Once the "Edit WordArt Text" box pops up, select the font and size you want for the "K" \n5) Click OK\n6) Left click on the "K" to highlight it\n7) Move the mouse cursor to the left most part of the letter until it turns into a double ended horizontal arrow\n8) Click and hold the left mouse button, while you hold it drag the cursor to the right making sure you go an equal distance to the right as the letter was wide on the left\n9) Let go of the mouse button\n\nThere you have a backwards 'K'. If you click anywhere else it will unselect the WordArt. And the one good thing I found is that you can type as close to the inserted text as needed.
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here's the way I've always done them\n\nTop line, centered, "M E M O R A N D U M" (space between each letter)\n\nleave a few lines\n\nthen against the left margin:\n\nTO: (tab out) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nFROM: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nDATE: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n(leave an empty line)\nRE: (tab out even with other lines) Xxxxx...\n\nLeave a few lines and type body...
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you can't with the keyboard. \n\nbut if you have a web page you can use these codes to make them.\n\n&#9834; = ♪\n&#9835; = ♫\n\nyou can also use these codes in online forms such as the form you used to ask this question.\n\nhere are many more of them\nhttp://dwight.clickthesky.com/internettips/specialcharacters.shtml
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Easier way, on second thoughts, to do á press ctrl + '  simultaneously release the keys and then type a  more details below\n\nOn the menu bar for Microsoft Word go to \n\nInsert\n\nSelect Symbol from the drop down menu and then select\n\nSpecial Characters \n\n\nYou can then select the accented letter from the character map.\n\nGood luck\n\nSecond thoughts, try thefollowing:\nInsert an international character by using a shortcut key\nTo insert Press \nà, è, ì, ò, ù \nÀ, È, Ì, Ò, Ù      CTRL+` (ACCENT GRAVE), the letter \ná, é, í, ó, ú, ý\nÁ, É, Í, Ó, Ú, Ý     CTRL+' (APOSTROPHE), the letter \nâ, ê, î, ô, û\nÂ, Ê, Î, Ô, Û CTRL+SHIFT+^ (CARET), \nthe letter \nã, ñ, õ\nÃ, Ñ, Õ CTRL+SHIFT+~ (TILDE), the letter \nä, ë, ï, ö, ü, ÿ \nÄ, Ë, Ï, Ö, Ü, Ÿ CTRL+SHIFT+: (COLON), the letter \nå, Å CTRL+SHIFT+@, a or A \næ, Æ CTRL+SHIFT+&, a or A \nœ, Œ CTRL+SHIFT+&, o or O \nç, Ç CTRL+, (COMMA), c or C \nð, Ð CTRL+' (APOSTROPHE), d or D \nø, Ø CTRL+/, o or O \n¿ ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+? \n¡ ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+! \nß CTRL+SHIFT+&, s
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To make something subscript, hit Ctrl+= (and to revert to normal, hit it again).  To make something superscript, hit Ctrl+Shift+= (and to make it normal, hit it again).
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Uses crt;\nVar\n   s1,s2,s3,s4,b1,b2:string;i:integer;\nBegin\n     Clrscr;\n     s1:='The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog ';\n     s2:='near the shallow river.';\n     Repeat;\n            Clrscr;\n            Gotoxy(40-(Length(s1) div 2),1);\n            Writeln(s1);\n            Gotoxy(40-(Length(s2) div 2),2);\n            Writeln(s2);\n            Repeat\n                  Writeln;\n                  Write('Change What: ');\n                  Readln(s3);\n                  Write('Change To: ');\n                  Readln(s4);\n                  If Pos(s3,s1)<>0 then\n                     Begin\n                          i:=Pos(s3,s1);\n                          Delete(s1,i,Length(s3));\n                          Insert(s4,s1,i);\n                     End;\n                  If Pos(s3,s2)<>0 then\n                     Begin\n                          i:=Pos(s3,s2);\n                          Delete(s2,i,Length(s3));\n                          Insert(s4,s2,i);\n                     End;\n                  Repeat;\n                         Write('Change another(Y/N): ');\n                         Readln(b1);\n                  Until (b1='Y')or(b1='y')or(b1='n')or(b1='N');\n            Until (b1='N')or(b1='n');\n            Clrscr;\n            Gotoxy(40-(Length(s1) div 2),1);\n            Writeln(s1);\n            Gotoxy(40-(Length(s2) div 2),2);\n            Writeln(s2);\n            Writeln;\n            Repeat;\n                   Write('Want to repeat(Y/N): ');\n                   Readln(b1);\n            Until (b1='Y')or(b1='y')or(b1='n')or(b1='N');\n     Until (b1='N')or(b1='n');\nEnd.
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I don't think there's space here for me to do it how you,  but i'll get you started.\n\nFirst do all the combinations that start with F\nFirst, FL\nFLASH\nFLAHS\nFLSAH\nFLSHA\nFLHAS\nFLHSA\n\nDo it sysematically. FLA then FLS then FLH\nNow FA\nFALSH\nFALHS\nFASHL\nFASLH\nFAHLS\nFAHSL\n\nAnd just keep doing this, working systematically through every letter. \n\nHope this helps.
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Hi shoshanamama! =) Please try checking these sites:\n\nhttp://www.teachingtools.org/toolbox/learning/cursive/1stgrade.htm\nhttp://www.teachingtools.org/toolbox/learning/cursive/1start.htm\nhttp://www.handwritingforkids.com/handwrite/manuscript/alphabets/index.htm\nhttp://www.first-school.ws/theme/handwriting.htm\n\n\nI hope that's what you're looking for. Hope it helped you somehow. =)
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Use :), :(, etc or use 'insert' then 'Symbols' on Microsoft Word
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Yes use a semicolon\n\nand people, this is listed under HW help..
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Start => All Programs => Systems Tools => Character Map\n\nYou can copy and paste the letters with accent marks or use the keystroke sequence on the lower right.\n\nGood luck.
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Like you write it. the j tends to bend a bit to an h. Just ad some air so to speak.
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Create a hanging indent\n\nSelect the paragraph in which you want to create a hanging indent. \nIf you don't see the horizontal ruler, click Ruler on the View menu. \nOn the horizontal ruler, drag the Hanging Indent marker to the position at which you want the indent to start.
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☼♥♫☺\n\nyou can copy it from the "extended" character table\n\ngo to Start / All programs / Accessories / System programs / Character table\n\nor the professional way &hearts ; (without the space between hearts and the semicolon)
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What you are looking for is called the "Phonetic Alphabet".\n\nSee below for a few examples.