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Article #23316Re: Special Characters
From: thomas bro
Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 07:16
Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2002 07:16
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There isn't one as such. There are ways to define it: 1) Create it in Fontographer and add it to the font you need 2) Use an unsupported feature in FM allowing you to move individual characters in all directions. Select the ^and move it with the Alt+Arrow keys. Then sve this file as MIF. Find the place in the MIF file where you moved your ^sign. You'll fin an FXxx% og FYxx%. These can then, if you need it, be added in the MIF file to the Character Tag definition. 3) Create the character on the reference pages. Not one of the solutions is 100% perfect, but it is better than nothing keep smiling thomas bro
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