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7.8

Cross-Browser "Arrow" Font

Asked by raterus in Web Browsers, Adobe Type Manager, Font Creator

Tags: webdings, arrow, firefox

Hello, I'm looking for a cross-browser font that can give me some representation of an arrow up/down.  Like the one found in the font Webdings

http://www.microsoft.com/typography/web/fonts/webdings/samples2.htm <-- View in IE
(I like &#053; and &#054;)

Unfortunately this doesn't work in Firefox nor most any other browser, my users just see "5" and "6"

I can do without the rest of this font, I just care about the arrows, and they don't even have to look like that, just something to indicate up/down.  (I can't use images because I use this on many sites, and need to size/change colors with css)

Anyone know of another cross-browser font that has something like these arrows?

Thanks,
--Michael
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