
Select your Font, then the desired character and click Insert. Click the Symbol Map button to the right side of the Text Object dialog box.This puts you into the Text Object dialog box where you can use the upper panel to edit text or select text and click one of the format toolbar buttons above the edit box. Alternately, you can click to select an existing text object, then right-click and choose Properties.
While in in-place edit mode, highlight the text that you want to bold, italicize, etc., then click the one of the buttons on the Format toolbar or click the desired button then type your character(s). Lastly, save your project file as an OPJ file (not OPJU).Īdding Special Characters, Versions 2017 and Older Therefore, if you working with 2018 or later and you plan to share your work with Origin users who are using pre-2018 versions of Origin you should (1) insert your Unicode characters using the Symbol Map (not the Character Map) and (2) be sure to check the Use escape notation check box at the bottom of the Symbol Map dialog. Note: Prior to Origin 2018, Origin did not support Unicode. Alternately, enter the 4-character Unicode sequence in the Go to Unicode box and click Insert. Set Font, as needed, leave Unicode checked, find your character and click Insert. 03B8 for θ) and press ALT+X on your keyboard. Choose a font and enter the Unicode 4-character hex code sequence (e.g. To create a text label, click the Text tool on the Tools toolbar, then click at the point on the graph, worksheet, etc. For existing text objects, the user has the option of adding special characters and formatting via the text object's Properties dialog box.Īdding Unicode Characters, Versions 2018 and Newer.
Most users will add special characters and formatting using "in-place" methods for creating and editing text labels. There are two basic modes for inserting special characters into text labels:
The table also shows how a browser renders each lower-case letter.1.32 FAQ-148 How Do I Insert Special Characters into Text Labels? The following table provides a reference to inserting lower-case Greek letters in your web pages. Listing Greek capital letters and HTML codes The table also shows how a browser renders each letter. The following table provides a reference to inserting Greek capital letters in your web pages. For instance, if you want to insert the Greek capital letter alpha (Α), use either the code name &alpha or the code number Α. To insert a letter, use either the code name or the code number. This page provides references to inserting Greek capital and lower-case letters.