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As far as I know, %%d represents °, %%p represents the plus or minus sign, and %%c represents Ø. What else is there? For example, if I want to enter the division symbol ÷, how should I do that?
Just use smart ABC to input it, and select it directly in V1!
Just try from %%a to %%z and see which ones work for you; usually those a few are enough, as many of them are useless
%%0~32 Empty symbol %%123 { Left curly brace %%33 ! %%124 | %%34 “ Double quote %%125 } Right curly brace %%35 # %%126 ~ %%36 $ %%127 0 degrees %%37 % %%128 ± %%38 & %%129 φ %%39 ‘ Single quote %%130 α %%40 ( Left parenthesis %%131 β %%41 ) Right parenthesis %%132 δ %%42 * Multiplication sign %%133 i %%43 + Plus sign %%134~137 Empty symbol %%44 , Comma %%138 0 (Superscript) m%%138=m0 %%45 - Minus sign %%139 1 (Superscript) m%%139=m1 %%46 . Period %%140 2 (superscript) m%%140=m2 %%47 / Division sign %%141 3 (superscript) m%%141=m3 %%48~57 0~9 Larger font, connected dots in between, connected dots in between, connected dots in between %%58: Colon %%148 9 (superscript) m%%148=m9 %%59 ; Semicolon %%149~157 1~9 font size is small %%60 < Less than sign %%158~162 Empty sign %%61 = Equal sign %%163 △ %%62 > Greater than sign %%164 ▽ %%63 ? Question mark %%165~200 Empty symbol %%64 @ %%65~90 Uppercase letters A~Z, 26 letters in total %%c φ %%91 %%u _ Underline %%94 ^ %%o ── Upper underline %%95 _ %%96 ’ Single quote %%97~122 Lowercase letters a~z, 26 letters in total
Saved! I used those the same ones the original poster used before; now I’ve gained some insight.
Hehe, I used to be just like the original poster – I only knew those few things. I’ve learned something new again, hehe