Re: TECH: another dumb question

U+2205 is the empty set symbol, generally drawn with a circle rather
than an oval, and with a slash that protrudes noticeably on both ends.
  Besides the Norwegian letters that you identified, there's also
U+2298 (circled solidus) and U+2300 (symbol for "diameter").   None of
these looks much like the slash version of the digit 0, however.

Does your typesetting system deal with combining characters?  You
could try a 0 followed by a combining slash (U+0338).

I'm sure there must be some font out there that has the slashed glyph
as its standard zero, though.

On 7/7/06, Roger Mills <rfmilly@...> wrote:
> Does any font have the zero-with-slash character? Or, is there a unicode
> char. for that? (I see Lucida Sans has one, U+2205, but it's
> indistinguishable from---
>
> I have used (sparingly) cap. O-slash (Ø Alt+0216), and in context it isn't
> too confusing....but it could be :-))
>
> I'd like to find one that's narrower, that is, 0 not O
>
> Thanks. R.
>

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Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...>

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