How to type the symbol in word 2003

• Lee012lee

  21 Dec 08, 19:50

  I can type the more than and equal sign in word 2003.

  But the equal is a horizontal line.

  How can I type the more than and equal sign in word 2003 with the equal as a line parallel to the more than sign ?

• FireIce

  21 Dec 08, 19:53

  up there
  INSERT -> SYMBOL
  
  find from the list

• Master -_-

  21 Dec 08, 19:53

  go insert symbol and make ur own shortcut key..

  2264 if i can recall

• n4l

  21 Dec 08, 19:57

  ≈ ≠ ≡ ≤ ≥

  Start -> run -> charmap also can.

  

• thoreldan

  22 Dec 08, 02:05

  Originally posted by n4l:

  ≈ ≠ ≡ ≤ ≥

  Start -> run -> charmap also can.

  

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• Lee012lee

  24 Dec 08, 01:24

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  up there
  INSERT -> SYMBOL
  
  find from the list

  I know how to type ≥  in Word 2003.

   

  I have seen in books where the _ below the > is not a horizontal line but a line below the > is parallel to it.

   

  How to type it in Word 2003 ? Thanks. D.

   

• Lee012lee

  25 Dec 08, 14:35

  Anyone can help ? Thanks. D.

• ndmmxiaomayi

  27 Dec 08, 00:23

  Show picture? I'm finding it hard to understand your description.

• LatecomerX

  28 Dec 08, 06:09

  The closest I can find you is:

  ≽

  And it's not actually a more than or equals to sign, but it represents "succeed or equals to" according to Word. Why not just stick to the nice old ≥?