An "i" with a star atop instead of a dot?

[Bob Fliegel]

Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII character set in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.

 

[Ed Bennett]

Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII character set in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.

Use a special font?

 

[Bob Fliegel]

Special font? Yes, but where would I find such a font?

 

[Ed Bennett]

Special font? Yes, but where would I find such a font?

I'm not really sure - this is a group for Microsoft Publisher, not for
font discussion.

You could try asking nicely in hte the alt.binaries.fonts public
newsgroup, provided you have some form of binary Usenet access.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

If this was a one time deal, I'd combine text and a graphic. The chances of
finding a font that will suit your needs are really slim. It *may* exist but
do you have any idea how many fonts there are out there? Surely you have
better things to do with your time. If not, come over to my house, I'll help
you find something to occupy your idle hands! ;-)

 

[Bob Fliegel]

Thanks. I have just posted such a query in the newsgroup you cited.

 

[Bob Fliegel]

I have TRIED to combine text and a star graphic, but with no success. How
should I go about replacing the dot over the "i" with that graphic?

If this was a one time deal, I'd combine text and a graphic. The chances of
finding a font that will suit your needs are really slim. It *may* exist but
do you have any idea how many fonts there are out there? Surely you have
better things to do with your time. If not, come over to my house, I'll help
you find something to occupy your idle hands! ;-)

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII character set
in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Don't replace, just lay the graphic on top and group the text box and
graphic.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have TRIED to combine text and a star graphic, but with no success. How
should I go about replacing the dot over the "i" with that graphic?

If this was a one time deal, I'd combine text and a graphic. The chances
of
finding a font that will suit your needs are really slim. It *may* exist
but
do you have any idea how many fonts there are out there? Surely you have
better things to do with your time. If not, come over to my house, I'll
help
you find something to occupy your idle hands! ;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the
character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII character
set
in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.

 

[Bob Fliegel]

Got it! Many thanks!

Don't replace, just lay the graphic on top and group the text box and
graphic.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have TRIED to combine text and a star graphic, but with no success. How
should I go about replacing the dot over the "i" with that graphic?

If this was a one time deal, I'd combine text and a graphic. The chances
of
finding a font that will suit your needs are really slim. It *may* exist
but
do you have any idea how many fonts there are out there? Surely you have
better things to do with your time. If not, come over to my house, I'll
help
you find something to occupy your idle hands! ;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the
character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII character
set
in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Glad to have helped.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Got it! Many thanks!

Don't replace, just lay the graphic on top and group the text box and
graphic.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have TRIED to combine text and a star graphic, but with no success.
How
should I go about replacing the dot over the "i" with that graphic?

:

If this was a one time deal, I'd combine text and a graphic. The
chances
of
finding a font that will suit your needs are really slim. It *may*
exist
but
do you have any idea how many fonts there are out there? Surely you
have
better things to do with your time. If not, come over to my house,
I'll
help
you find something to occupy your idle hands! ;-)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




Is there any way that one can create an "i" with a star atop the
character
instead of a dot? I've not been able to find a special ASCII
character
set
in
Win XP Pro that includes such a character.