How do I type a capital K with a dot over it in Microsoft Word?
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Nearest I can find is a capital K with a small upside-down v over it.\nIf you go to Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools and click on Character Map. That shows a list of all characters available for each font, and you can Select then Copy the one you want, or it shows a shortcut at the bottom of the window when you click on it e.g. hold down Alt then hit 0 1 2 8 in order, let go Alt and the € sign appears.
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How did you type this?
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On Windows:\n\nGo to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Character Map.\nFind the Greek letter that you want.\nSelect it for copying and then copy.\nPaste into you text box.\n\nSee here's Delta: Δ
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If your using Microsoft Word, when you put a lower case "C" inside parenthesis (c), it automatically turns into a copywrite c.
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Ē ē\n\nwhy do you don't have a character map? it should be in \nStart > All Programs > Accesories > System Tools > Character Map\n\nIf unable to acces through this, open Microsoft Word's character maps (Insert>Symbols)
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YOU COULD USE CAPITALS AND USE MANY EXCLAMATION MARKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Letter C should be capital in column\nLetter A should be capital in add\n\nTry this\ndatagrid1.Column.Add(column);
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♥\n¥\n†\n☼\n♣\n☻\n۩\n♠\nLet me see if I can explain this. \nType &HEARTS; (but type hearts in lowercase)\n&YEN; (again, lowercase)\n&DAGGER; (yes, lowercase)\n\nOr....go into START, All programs, Accessories, System Tools, then Character Map. Then you just copy the ones you want, and paste them where you want them!\n\nYes, you can also use the alt+number keys, but you'll have more selection in your character map.
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Esc (The ESCAPE key) ;)\nGood One!
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try holding CAPITAL shift down plus return key and P for print. good luck...ACE
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If you're using an office type program you should be able to pick it from a list of symbols and set a quick key combination that writes it. In MS Word this is under insert -> symbol.  You can copy out of this program into other programs as well, though certain documents like in html will require special codes to display a symbol like that.
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Hi, you can try with keyboard shortcut (ctr+F) and give the word you want to find. try dude
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Hold down ALT and type in 0169.\n\nThere is a program built in to windows 2000, ME and XP (for 95/98 you might need to install it) called CHARACTER MAP. In Character map you can click on any of the symbols and it will give you the key combonation you need to press in any order as well as the MS unicode. To get to the character map Click START > ALL PROGRAMS > ACCESSORIES > SYSTEM TOOLS > CHARACTER MAP.\n\nIn Microsoft word you can also get the same key combinations by clicking on the INSERT menu and selecting SYMBOLS. if you go and look it says the shortcut key for the copyright sign is ALT+CONTROL+C\n\nAnother way to get the copyright sign in a microsft word document. Type 00A9 and press ALT+X.\n\nDon't forget to come back and vote for the best answer.\n\nEDIT: the (c) method will only work if Microsoft Word's Autotext/Auto correct is enabled.
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Right click then copy then past it in Microsoft word, or ctrl+c then ctrl+V in Your word.
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Well, if you mean in Microsoft word, you just go to format, then columns.  If you type the words first, hightlight them, then go through these steps.  Hope this helps.
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There is an icon with ABC on it and check spelling next to it.  Use it, quickly.
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Simplest way of doin this on MS Word is type "220f" and then Alt X.. this will insert Pi symbol on your screen. Hope this helped .....