Date:         Wed, 21 Jan 2004 09:33:15 -0800
Reply-To:     Rodney Kindlund <rodney@RODKRAFTSTUDIO.COM>
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From:         Rodney Kindlund <rodney@RODKRAFTSTUDIO.COM>
Subject:      Re: Just to end this thread - How to Make Degree Symbols
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And if you're on a Mac, just hold the <option> or
<alt> key down while typing the <zero> or the <right
parenthesis> key (without <shift> key)....Rodney
(helping to end this thread)

--- Frank Miller <fmiller01@SBCGLOBAL.NET> wrote:
> You guys are making this procedure way too hard. The
> degree symbol is ASCII
> character 167 decimal. On a PC, just put your cursor
> where you want it, hold
> down the Alt key while typing 167 on the numeric
> keypad (has to be the
> keypad only). Release the Alt key, and there you
> are!
> --
> Frank Miller
> Columbus, OH (40.1° N 83.0° W)
> Current temperature: 21ºF/ -6ºC

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