This depends on the font selected.
Not all Mac fonts have this "bullet" symbol, just as not all Windows fonts have the yen symbol.

Look for the bullet symbols in other fonts (small, large, square, etc ) and then use numtochar() to produce the one that is closest to your goal. On the Mac, you will notice that the bullet is a different size in many of the fonts.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas

On Oct 31, 2009, at 7:00 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:

Somebody told me, off-list that the 'blob' produced by
Option-8 on a Mac would show up as a Japanese Yen
sign on a machine running Windows

[this may be an abstruse joke with something to do
with Bill Gates]

So, I made a stack with a field containing the
Option-8 blob on my Mac; then 'pumped'
it across to my P4 Ubuntu and my headless P3
Windows XP and got:

1. A boring square on Ubuntu

and

2. A thick vertical line on Windows XP

so I am definitely going to stop using the 'blob'
[pity that, really, I rather like it]

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