How do I insert a musical symbol (a flat sign, for example)
Is there a preinstalled symbol font that supports these symbols? Or, do I need to find and install a special font?
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Is there a preinstalled symbol font that supports these symbols? Or, do I need to find and install a special font?
U266D, U266E, U266F for ♭, ♮, ♯ in Linux Libertine G and Times New Roman, and probably many more fonts supporting a proper subset of Unicode.
In the sub"Miscellaneous Symbols" character map subset, I see: U266A (1/8 note), U266B ("beamed" 1/8 notes), and U266F (musical sharp [#]) symbols. My locale is set to "English - United States". I wonder if that is why you and I don't see the same subset symbols. Thanks
You can easily add these using Unicode irrespective of languages. Linux: press CTRL SHIFT U and the Unicode char (like U266D) ; For windows type Unicode and press ALT X.
A detailed guide is here: https://libreofficehelp.com/how-to-ty...
I finally found a musical "flat" symbol, in the Lucinda Sans Unicode, in the Miscellaneous Symbols submap. It is a U266D (♭)
Thanks to all.
Asked: 2018-08-02 00:10:41 +0100
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Last updated: May 23 '20
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