EASIEST.
In Word 2007, On the 'Insert' Ribbon go to 'Equation' and choose
'Insert New Equation' from the drop down menu.
The 'Design' ribbon pops-up automatically
Choose 'Accent' button on right.
The bar accent is in the 3rd row, 2nd column.
Now you can p bar, x bar...whatever bar
or y hat
symbols like sigma, alpha, beta can be found on design ribbon as well.
Another method is to insert it as a field. Press CTRL+F9 , and then copy and paste the following into the braces that appear.
EQ \O(x,ˉ)
You can also insert an overbar directly into the Field dialog by pressing Alt+0175 (using the keys on the numeric keypad only-not the top number row). After doing this, click on the field, which will be shaded in grey, and press Shift F9 to view the result.
In Microsoft Word, it is 2265 followed by Alt-X.
Insert -> Symbol -> More Symbols..ANS2:Type 03bc then Alt+x.
Yes.
A .docx file is a Microsoft Office Word document, but is only compatible with Microsoft Office Word 2007 and Microsoft Office Word 2010. A .doc file is compatible with previous versions of Microsoft Office Word.
Insert Symbol and the scroll to the third row from the end. Alternatively, 221A followed by Alt+x
Go to the Character Map on your computer. (Most systems have this, especially if you have Wordpad or Microsoft Word) Choose a font (You may have to look a little before you find one that has the symbol you want). Then click the symbol you want, click the copy button, and paste it where ever you need it.
Go to the Character Map on your computer. (Most systems have this, especially if you have Wordpad or Microsoft Word) Choose a font (You may have to look a little before you find one that has the symbol you want). Then click the symbol you want, click the copy button, and paste it where ever you need it.
Hold down ALT and type 250 or 0183 on the numeric keypad (this should work anywhere in Windows, other systems will have their equivalent). In Microsoft Office only, type the figures 0387 or 00B7 in the text, then ALT-X.
I think the only way is to use * or x.
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In Windows, the location isc:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE{X}\winword.exewhere {X} represents a version number for Microsoft Office. Office 2007 is 12, Office 2003 is 11.
No you don't. The Standard Toolbar does not have a quit button. To quit Word, you can click the X on the title bar or press Alt-F4 or Alt-F-X.