Typefaces??

Question

Hey! I have to do a project for Desktop Publishing. I was wondering if the Trademark and Copyright symbol are Dingbats typeface. also are greek letters dingbats?

Answer 1

Hi! You can do this without downloading Dingbats... but I've added some below as well:
(1) How to Use the "Insert" Function: In Microsoft Word (and Publisher), there's an easy way to insert symbols for copyright, trademark, cents and French, German and Spanish accents. On the top of the screen of your open Word document, you'll see the headings: File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, etc. Click on "Insert" and on the drop-down list, click on "Symbol" or "Special Character." A symbol box will pop up. Click on the symbol you want to insert into your text, then click on the insert button and close the box.
The rest of the tips are in the link below.
But here are some Dingbats too: http://www.dafont.com/omahadings.font?nb_ppp=50
And a Greek symbol font:http://www.dafont.com/ancient-geek.font?nb_ppp=50
http://www.squidoo.com/keyboardsymbols/
I hope this helps!

Answer 2

Kristen used to be a reputation earlier than it used to be a typeface, in order that one is appropriate. Arial might be applicable additionally however I'd difference it to Arielle or whatever. Andy is a well identify. Desdemona might be a well one if you are the eccentric kind... Georgia is a well identify, however relatively just for an historic girl. Same with Herman. Joan is a well identify, as is Roland. Those are the one ones I see that might make well names. I'm definite now not naming my child Comic Sans or whatever.