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    Does anyone know how i can print out symbols when
    submitting a new thread? Say if i post a thread in the Math forums and i want to print out the Pi sign i know in Unicode it is /u03c0. Do i have to use HTML tags?

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    ô¿ô Use the character map under...

    Start--->Programs--->Accessories--->System Tools--->Character Map
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    no, no joke. It is really there.

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    Waht OS are you using??? {{{laughing}}} What is character map??? an .exe??? If in fact i do have it where
    would it be?

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    Come to think of it. Where i used to work they ran win 3.1 and there was a character map. but i was wondering how i could add a symbol in VBWorld when
    posting.

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    ð

    Mmm... like that?

    No, you can't use the character map.

    For the first 256 characters, I like to hold down ALT and enter the three digit code on the numpad.
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    If it's really a Pain in the ass why not use pi instead ????

    As far as I know...you cannot get the pi symbol here
    directly because you require the symbol font for it to
    map the particular ascii code to pi symbol.

    Since you have no way to change the font here...
    you can do little about it.
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    Originally posted by Dilenger4
    Waht OS are you using??? {{{laughing}}} What is character map??? an .exe??? If in fact i do have it where
    would it be?
    Maybe I am just different, but what is so increadibly funny about this? Don't laugh at someone if they are telling YOU how to do something, that you asked for help with!

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