His office was near beach volleyball courts and a softball field. When I spoke to him, he was slightly wistful about his time at the company, describing it like being in college. He's perhaps most infamous for designing the much-derided font Comic Sans. That suave looking levitating man was created by Vincent Connare, who was working in the Microsoft typography department at the time. I’m just a beginner.The Webdings forebear of 'Man in Business Suit Levitating.' Still, I only have found two musical symbols.

In my case, I need them to write about music in a text mode presentation, and what I learned here was more than I ever expected. And the music symbol fonts do affect the spaces betweeen lines if you combine them with regular words. I was also disappointed that most of the fonts online were made for to write music or as decoration only. Only a shareware called Bach promises to keep words and symbols in the text without affecting the spaces between lines, but I tried to install it yesterday and it didn’t work. The spaces between lines, however, will be affected if you write words with Times News Roman and the symbols using Lucida Sans Unicode. You can use the unicode with Times News Roman and the lines will keep their same distance. Oh, I also noticed that by using the code numbers (alt xxx), the spaces between the lines won’t be affected, something which is great. And I really thank you a lot for your advice. I am an amateur in this, I was doing it because I also needed to write musical symbols in my writings. I don’t know if all the laptops are set the same, but this is how this it works in mine which is a Compaq. So, for to have the â™ª symbol (I’ll hope it will show up here as a symbol) you must press alt 269, and if you want this other musical symbol â™« you must press alt 270.īut, you cannot use the regular numbers of the keyboard in a laptop as you do in a desktop computer, instead you must need to use their letter values, so, you must press alt ko9, and alt k7m in order to have those symbols. I had trouble following the instructions as well, because when you turn On the NUM LOCK in the laptop (fn NUM LOCK) the keyboard changes. I found out that pressing “0” wasn’t necessary.

It also said to press “0” before the numbers. I consulted it with the Words Help box (Words 2000) and the instructiions given were to turn On the NUM LOCK and by pressing alt the numbers, a symbol will appear. I have a laptop, and to follow your instructions was a hard task.

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