Thank you, I found the letter under my languages flag at the top of my window
under the French language, as suggested by another person. Thank you for
your reply.
"Peter Jamieson" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > As far as I know the keyboard characters for accented characters only really
> work for the accented characters in the Western European languages.
>
> If the character you want is a unicode character and exists in the font you
> want to use, you should be able to assign a keystroke or button to it (not
> sure about this on MacOSX, but do you actually mean Word 2004? Or are you
> running Word 2000 in a windows virtual machine under MacOSX?) If it's Mac
> 2004 you will probably get a good response to this question in the Mac
> Office group.
>
> If you want to invent a new character and re-use it, you can try
> a. using an { EQ } field to superpose two characters. You can save the
> field as an autotext if you want to re-use it, but generally speaking you
> will need more than one version of the field if you need to use the
> character in various different point sizes
> b. creating the character you need and turning it into a picture (but I
> don't know how to do that on Mac). You will lose quality and probably find
> it harder to align the character
> c. creating a new font with just the characters you need. (I don't know how
> you might do that on Mac).
>
> Peter Jamieson
>
> "KimberlyH" <KimberlyH[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:39982507-0466-441C-9199-76D167DD0869[ at ]microsoft.com...
> >I am on a Max (OSX) using Word 2000.
> >
> > "KimberlyH" wrote:
> >
> >> I am trying to make an accent on the word Nose over the "s." I can make
> >> other
> >> characters using the option E then the letter function, but an s won't
> >> work.
> >> Any ideas?
>
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