A symbol is something which represents an idea, a physical entity or a process but is distinct from it. For other uses, see Symbology (disambiguation). Symbol - For other uses, see Symbol (disambiguation). The problem of meaning is in turn related to the problem of consciousness, or how it is… … Wikipedia Prof.Symbol grounding - The Symbol Grounding Problem is related to the problem of how words (symbols) get their meanings, and hence to the problem of what meaning itself really is. As computer scientists we are trained to communicate with the dumbest things in the world – computers – so you’d think we’d be able to communicate quite well with people. OKĭoing some more research, it may not be so easy. Seventh: you can create a "global template" with a new tab containing the special chars to be inserted, ie via macro.Įighth: if you are willing to do some programming, Dougs suggestion to create an "addin" to define a new tab containing all of the custom characters you want is the most realistic way you can get what you want in a short time frame.
Sixth: if this change is just for you, you can record macros inserting the special symbols, put the macros on your QAT and/or define shortcut keys for the macros.
Note that the hyphen is already loaded, just turn off the "Replace text as you type" option. With the symbol selected in the Symbol dialog, click on #2 / Autocorrect. And you can define shortcuts for the ones that don't have defaults (see #1 in screen cap).įourth: For any that are missing, you can create macros to insert them, add the macros to the QAT and/or define shortcut keys for the macros.įifth: you can turn off autocorrect for the specific symbols in the symbol dialog. You can use the default shortcuts or define new ones. Some of them already have shortcuts defined. It appears to list most of the symbols you want. Third: take a look at the Insert tab > Symbol group > Symbol drop down > More Symbols command > Symbol dialog box > Special Characters tab. If you insist, you can still use hyphens to visually delineate the columns, by creating a narrow column dedicated to hyphens. You can use the tab to move from one cell to the next. The other way is to use a table, with borders not printing. That is closest to your old school approach. With or without the spaces around the hyphen, should get consistent location when the tabs are set to user specified locations, rather than depending on default tabs. One is to use tabs to consistently space the "columns", ie Second: it sounds like you are trying to setup a table as if you are using a "typewriter". Nothing.īut there are lots of things you can do today.įirst: when you see the substitution, you can use to undo the "improvement". Doug FisherĪnd I'd still like to see a line of graduated dashes in the Symbols Chart.Īs much as you'd like to see it, I believe Doug has provided a realistic interpretation of what MS will do about the request. Please post a share link to your feedback, back here, so other people who find your question will be able to vote for it and add their comments to it. However, you now can send your complaints and feature requests directly to MS developers and managers using one of the 4 possible “ Feedback” mechanisms “Official” MS does not pay much attention to this forum.
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