How to type s with two dots above is MS Word

[archie1112]

Has anyone figured out how to type this character? I'm trying to type up a study guide for Course 2 Interest, and need it for the accumulated value of annuity dues. Thanks

I think you'll have to get creative in equation editor. Shouldn't you be using latex instead of Word?

[Alya]

Originally Posted by archie1112

Has anyone figured out how to type this character? I'm trying to type up a study guide for Course 2 Interest, and need it for the accumulated value of annuity dues. Thanks

insert/object/MS equation
then select embellishments from the equation menu and one of the types will be with double dots on top.


And yes, LaTex (or just TeX for that matter) is much better.

[Cho Da]

You need 's' followed by the Combining Diaeresis (Unicode x0308) (&776
Use the Charmap to find it.

I don't know if it will show here, but:

s̈

I guess not.

[Bama Gambler]

Originally Posted by glenn

I think you'll have to get creative in equation editor. Shouldn't you be using latex instead of Word?

Where can you get latex? On the net?

[Cho Da]

http://www.latex-project.org/