Hi all,
I'm trying to find the following character, but not easy to search for :)
Does anyone know where this resides, Font & keystroke?
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Do you know the technical name of the symbol?
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Closest thing I could see was Down arrow from bar? Not sure if that is what you're after, though.
I know you can use the Unicode for it, and use Alt+X when selected to convert it into the symbol, within things like Word.
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TwoSeven:
Do you know the technical name of the symbol?
No idea unfortunately, tried googling a description with expected results 😀
I'm not a complete idiot, I still have some parts missing.
I think the previous post has the name. South arrow from long bar.
I believe this is part of the unicode arrows font set.
Software Engineer
(the practice of real science, engineering and management)
A.I. (Automation rebranded)
Gender Neutral
(a person who believes in equality and who does not believe in/use stereotypes. Examples such as gender, binary, nonbinary, male/female etc.)
...they/their/them...
TwoSeven:
I think the previous post has the name. South arrow from long bar.
I believe this is part of the unicode arrows font set.
aka "mapstodown"? I dunno, I can't see a font with quite the right "arrowhead" size or proportions.
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/21a7/fontsupport.htm
To the OP... more context may help?
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evilonenz:
Closest thing I could see was Down arrow from bar? Not sure if that is what you're after, though.
I know you can use the Unicode for it, and use Alt+X when selected to convert it into the symbol, within things like Word.
Brilliant, thank you :)
I'm not a complete idiot, I still have some parts missing.
I find it in a font I use for fixed width (mostly programming) - DejaVu Sans:
0x21A7 = 8615. However when I try to ALT+8615 the character I get something else (with that font)
Try this link:
Unicode Characters in the Arrows Block - FileFormat.Info
The symbol you want appears to be there, a couple of pages down.
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nzkc:
I find it in a font I use for fixed with (mostly programming) - DejaVu Sans:
0x21A7 = 8615. However when I try to ALT+8615 the character I get something else (with that font)
It feels like I've seen this font before 🤣
I'm not a complete idiot, I still have some parts missing.
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