[AT] Degree symbol--know how?

[Lew Best]

If you use Microsoft word (or have access to it) you can click on insert
(across the top) & click on symbol & you’ll find a whole bunch of them
to click on.  Also when you highlight one it’ll give you the code (as
you just stated below) for the particular symbol; guess it could be used
with any editor?  Another handy one would be the cent sign; ¢ ; it’s
“ctrl” plus the slash key & letter c. 
 
Lew
 
-----Original Message-----
 In case I'm not the only computer NON-genius in 
the crowd I thought you might like to know how to 
type a degree symbol like I just learned....so 
you don't have to type out the word 
"degree."   (My keyboard does not have a degree 
key).   Just set your keyboard to "Num 
Lock,"  place your cursor where you want the 
degree symbol, and hold down the "Alt" key while 
you type +0176 on the numeric keyboard (clusters 
of numbers on the far right of the 
keyboard)....IE:   32°    It works for me!   John W.
 
                    In the wide-open spaces of NE Oregon
   
 
 
 
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