Answered By: Arnetta Henderson Last Updated: Jul 13, 2024 Views: 137
Answered By: Arnetta Henderson
Last Updated: Jul 13, 2024 Views: 137
To enter a symbol in Microsoft Word follow the steps below.
Open Microsoft Word.
Click "Insert"
Click "Symbol"
Select the letter in the symbol list with the accent mark you want to use and click the "Insert" button. Note: Make sure that the font is selected on "Normal text" unless you are planning to use an accent from a different font.
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