Scientific symbols in PowerPoint
RDW
TAJ Simmons
I've never heard of the 'therefore' symbol before... So a quick search on
google reveals
it's probably three dots in a triangle layout.
If that's the case
in powerpoint, while you are editing a textbox, choose "insert > symbol"
change the current font to "symbol" and choose character 92 from the symbol
font.
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TAJ Simmons
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Chirag
Select the "Arial Unicode MS" font and then select "Insert" | "Symbol" item
while you are editing the text, locate and select "Mathematical Operators"
in the Subset box, browse through the mathematical symbols for the therefore
symbol.
- Chirag
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> RDW
>
> I've never heard of the 'therefore' symbol before...
I guess you did not complete jr high geometry or algebra.
TAJ Simmons
I was away that day! The last thing I remember was dy by dx
