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Is there a source for a free math symbol font(s)?
I already checked 1000 freefonts but they don't seem to have any math symbol fonts. Or I didn't find them.
I'm looking for some of the more obscure math symbols.
The backwards capital E (there exists, there is, there are; existential quantification)
the logical negation symbol (can't be reproduced hee).
I already checked 1000 freefonts but they don't seem to have any math symbol fonts. Or I didn't find them.
I'm looking for some of the more obscure math symbols.
The backwards capital E (there exists, there is, there are; existential quantification)
the logical negation symbol (can't be reproduced hee).
Microsoft Word
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I googled free math symbol fonts and got many results
Did you actually follow any of those links from the Google results, as none of them give anything useful
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Third one in MY search list: Download location for Symbols 1.02
Here is a screenshot after installing on my PC:![Math Symbols]()
There are some symbols that brothertruffle880 mentioned in his question.
I never select the first 1 or 2 Google results as they are ofted advertising!
Here is a screenshot after installing on my PC:
There are some symbols that brothertruffle880 mentioned in his question.I never select the first 1 or 2 Google results as they are ofted advertising!
True - nice one Paulsauve - I was looking specifically for 'fonts' you can install eg: ttf files
Looking at the last line of your screenshot led me to try in Word directly (now I know what to look for)
In MS Word, go to Insert > Symbol
Change the font to Arial Unicode MS, and the subset to Mathematical Operators (this font exists in at least Word 2003 onwards - I can't check earlier versions)
It will list all of the above, without the need to install anything, and give you the unicode code too just in case you need it
Looking at the last line of your screenshot led me to try in Word directly (now I know what to look for)
In MS Word, go to Insert > Symbol
Change the font to Arial Unicode MS, and the subset to Mathematical Operators (this font exists in at least Word 2003 onwards - I can't check earlier versions)
It will list all of the above, without the need to install anything, and give you the unicode code too just in case you need it
Had you mentioned Word in the question, i would have referred you to the Insert ·> Equation function! ![Insert - Equation]()
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Ahhh, the ol' binomial theorum eh !
Is there a place that lists all of the ALT X characters?
Do you know of any reputable font vendors?