[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Sorry to bother the group with what is probabily a simple problem.
>
> I'n new to Microsoft Word and I need to know how to represent X-Bar as a
> symbol.
There is no really good way to do it that I know.
The easiest way for a crude once-off is to use the drawing functions to
draw a line; this may have to be relocated occasionally when you add
text, unless you get the anchor poitn right on the character.
You can also find commands in the format text menu that adjust the
position of a symbol by brute force, that can be used to force an
overstrike. Do this once then cut and paste.
Finally, there is an equation editor (not present in all versions, and
not always installed in all installations - try a reinstall from the
original disc) that will do almost anything, but it's a long way around
and can be difficult to edit. You need to remember when to doubleclick
to get into the right editing mode.
-Robert Dawson
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