yahoo-pier_andreit ha scritto:
> Michael Adams ha scritto:
>> On Monday 28 June 2010 14:41, In-Betweener wrote:
>>
>> [snip]
>>> Ok, I think it's enough. My next post will try *again* to send an image. If
>>> it the newsgroup doesn't allow that (the mos likely), is there a way of
>>> sending the .gif to all of you who want to *see* what I'm looking for?
>>>
>> The list does accept ODF documents, although i now understand what you want.
>>
>> For future reference import your image into a draw or writer document and 
>> send 
>> that - wastefull i know - but it is the limitations of the list:
>> Insert - Picture - From File.
>>
>> What we have is:
>>  * The inability of a font to support a given character - change font.
>> OR
>>  * The inability of the formula editor to superimpose one character on 
>> another - can it?
>> OR
>>  * Lack of knowledge of how to do an overwrite of a character with another 
>> character - where i feel i am at.
>>
>> Either of which would solve your issue, though how to insert a unicode 
>> character direct in a math formula would also defeat me. I tutor so am well 
>> versed in the basics, not so much in specifics.
>>
>> The list of attributes i gave was not complete but you can see the full list 
>> on your version by searching help for "Formula Reference Tables".
>>
>> As for the font angle of your issue i have gone through the tables at 
>> unicode.org and found the prescription R(crossed) at u211E, RESPONSE 
>> R(crossed with a slash with a head) at u211F, but the most likely is the 
>> COMBINING REVERSE SOLIDUS OVERLAY at u20E5.
>> From http://www.unicode.org/charts/ see letterlike symbols and Combining 
>> Diacritical Marks for Symbols.
>>
>> I don't see myself being able to be any more help to you, sorry.
>>
> interesting question, I was surprised tha only reverse solidus could be
> overlayed, but investigating better this pops up:
> 
> 0338 COMBINING LONG SOLIDUS OVERLAY
> =long slash overlay
> 
> here:
> http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0300.pdf
> 
> but the question is how to use this 0338 with R or another letter?

a workaround could be this, I tried on my PC:

using linux install an unicode character map like this:
http://live.gnome.org/Gucharmap
or
http://gucharmap.sourceforge.net/

in windows I don't know the name but surely exist a similar

click ctrl>F to enter in the search
insert 0338 or the other overlay symbol, the slash will be showed on the map
click on the lower bar where there is the symbols to copy
type the letter you want to "slash through" for example "R"
double click on the slash on the showed map
click on the lower button "copy"
goto in writer or math and paste

math gives me this:
vR̸ times <R>
and correcly shows the "slashed through R"
you could use the shorter slash on the left too

hope this helps :-)

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