On Feb 18, 2006, at 2:47 PM, eshbmusic1 wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to get a C with a slash through it to represent
cut time in Word without changing fonts? I imagine there is a
diacritical I could get on the international keyboard, but just don't
know which one or how to enter it.
Thanks!
Without changing fonts? On my Mac, opt-4 gives the cents sign, which is
pretty close. Here is one between quotes that you can copy if you need
to "ยข"
This doesn't look much like a time signature, any more than a
lower-case b looks like a flat. However, if you want to avoid entering
a Maestro character, which messes up the line spacing with its too-high
height, try the Bach musicological font, which should be easy to find,
and is free. It looks like a time signature. You can also find sharps,
flats, and naturals that match Times or Palatino in size and general
look.
The character on a Mac is typed as opt-4, same as the cents sign, but
it is almost certainly an alt-number on PC. Maybe a Windows user can
help.
Christopher
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