Unicode entry into *.dxp files
Keystroke: Ctrl + [
You may enter many Unicode characters (often referred to as "glyphs") from within DBT's text editor. i.e. BEFORE you translate.
In the example show here, the division sign has a Unicode value of 00F7.
Within a DBT text file, position your cursor where you wish the special character to appear, press Control + Left square bracket. The following dialog will appear.
Simply enter only the Unicode code number into the one field, and press or click the OK button.
![Example shows text "Calculate: 12 [division sign] 2" where you would enter the unicode value 00F7 and click OK. A division sign will then appear in your Duxbury text.](../Resources/Images/Unicode_entering_in_dbt.jpg "Example shows text \"Calculate: 12 [division sign] 2\" where you would enter the unicode value 00F7 and click OK. A division sign will then appear in your Duxbury text.")
NOTE: Please check your DBT version 12.5 for periodic future service releases, as this feature may well be improved.