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[Richard J.Ossolinski <ossoeo@verizon.net>]

You can also just type Option 0 (zero.)  The resulting º mark is a wee  
tad larger than the ° created by Shift-Option-8, but it's one fewer  
step and it works for me.
Richard
Gouldsboro, ME Zone 5, where it was 53º today, and I pulled carrots,  
cut what HAS to be the last of the mesclun/lettuce mix, and sampled a  
Chojuro Asian pear, one of six still hanging on the tree: great  
pineapple (not butterscotch) flavor, but really lacking in the brix  
dept.  Even the ravens have ignored them!
On Nov 30, 2006, at 2:18 PM, Philip Stewart wrote:

> On a Mac, you type a degree sign by hitting
> Shift-Option-8. The problem is, though, that the
> degree symbol is one of those that Mac's and PC's seem
> to have trouble playing nice with each other on...I
> saw your degree symbols as question marks. Probably
> you'll see something messed up instead of my degree
> symbol as well: 32°F.
>
>
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