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    Unhappy Displaying Maths Sign In Vb

    I'M FACING PROBLEMS WITH DISPLAYING MATHEMATICAL SIGNS IN VISUAL BASIC.

    WHICH CONTROL WILL SUPPORT DISPLAY OF ALL THE MATHEMATICAL SIGNS LIKE SIN,DEGREE,COS,THITHA, ALPHA, ROOT,SQUARE ROOT.

    ALL I WANT TO DO IS I WANT TO DISPLAY THESE SIGNS. I DONT NEED TO CALCULATE ANYTHING. MY ONLY CONCERN IS WITH DISPLAYING THESE SIGNS

    CAN ANYONE HELP ME IN LETTING ME KNOW HOW CAN I DO THIS IN VB6.

    I'M SAYING THX TO ALL THOSE WHO ATLEAST TRIED TO SOLVE MY PROBLEM. THX PAL

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    Please don't use so many capitals, you'll just lower the responses to your post. You don't really get people yelling at you much in math.

    There are no "symbols" for square root, sin, etc. There are functions.

    X = Sin(Angle) 'sin
    X = Sqr(y) 'square root
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    the richtextbox, supports richtext formatted text, you can use the symbol font to display moth math symbols
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    writing haskell makes your life easier:
    reverse (p (6*9)) where p x|x==0=""|True=chr (48+z): p y where (y,z)=divMod x 13
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    Look in the Character Map to see which Font displays
    the characters that you need and copy them so you can paste
    them later on in your VB project. After you have done that, go to
    any part of your VB project that holds the Font property. You can
    then change the FontName so you can type the font in the
    Captions proterty. The Degree° sign can be typed
    in most of the Fonts.
    ex.
    the Sylfaen font holds the Square root sign which is ?

    I dont know if this is what you want, because you wanted to
    display the sin symbol, but I don't think there is one.
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    I'm not sure but maybe you could use an reference to "MathCad" or something.....

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    Or "MatLab"...

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