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Does anyone know how to make dimensional fractions stacked. That is to say that I need to make my fractions look like this: 12 as apposed to this 1/2 Thanks for any input
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Well it didn't come through correctly. 12 is what I want it to read rather than 1/2
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OK this is silly. I am trying to get the fraction to stack with the 1 over the 2, but when I post it looks wrong. 1 2 Imagine if the fraction above didn't have an extra line in it.
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this: ½ (?)
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Well, that would work, but I really need to get the 1 stacked directly above the 2. I would be happy with anything that kept 1 1/2" from looking like 11/2". Any ideas?
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Try this web site for some reason it works on every computer but mine!!!??? http://www.theworldofstuff.com/characters/
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Text number and dimension numbers are two different things. For text numbers, if the ascii code is there for the stacked fraction then you can place it in the text. Numbers are numbers and only fractions like 1/2 ... is it.
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Can this be done? For instance what if you have 3/8" and need it stacked....the ascii works for 1/2 but I need it for other sizes. It would save space and be much easier to delineate the numbers.
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