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How do you get the division sign using the ALT codes?
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I cannot find the ALT code for the division sign.
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Alt+0247 will make the ÷/Obelus/Division sign
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It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
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Alt+0247 will make the ÷/Obelus/Division sign
answered yesterday
KeltariKeltari
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It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
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Alt+0247 will make the ÷/Obelus/Division sign
answered yesterday
KeltariKeltari
51.4k18119170
It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
– Mokubai♦
21 hours ago
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Alt+0247 will make the ÷/Obelus/Division sign
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Alt+0247 will make the ÷/Obelus/Division sign
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It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
– Mokubai♦
21 hours ago
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It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
– Mokubai♦
21 hours ago
It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
– Mokubai♦
21 hours ago
It would be worth mentioning that this is also font dependent. While the vast majority of fonts do indeed have this symbol a few may not. A quick glance through my system shows at least a couple of fonts (such as "MS Outlook") are missing this character and at least one other shows this as a "play" icon.
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