Candlelight Web Design Presents Special Symbols For HTML

To get this Type this Or this " &#34; &quot; “ &#147; * ” &#148; * « &#171; &laquo; » &#187; &raquo; # &#35; * & &#38; &amp; < &#60; &lt; > &#62; &gt; ¬ &#172; &not; ± &#177; &plusmn; ÷ &#247; &divide; µ &#181; &micro; ¼ 1 &#188; &frac14; ½ 1 &#189; &frac12; ¾ 1 &#190; &frac34; ¯ &#175; &hibar; % &#37; * ‰ &#137; * ¢ &#162; &cent; $ &#36; * £ &#163; &pound; ¥ &#165; &yen; ¤ &#164; &curren; ™ &#153; * © &#169; &copy; ® &#174; &reg; @ &#64; * … &#133; * ¡ &#161; &iexcl; ¿ &#191; &iquest; ¦ 2 &#166; &brkbar; · &#183; &middot; • &#149; * ____Mac: š____ Windows: º __Mac: &#154;__ Windows:&186; &deg; 3 § &#167; &sect; ¶ &#182; &para; º &#186; &ordm; ª &#170; &ordf; ¹ 4 &#185; &sup1; ² 4 &#178; &sup2; ³ 4 &#179; &sup3; soft hyphen &#173; &shy; no break space &#160; &nbsp; * I dont't think these characters have a name code. 1 The three fraction symbols (1/4, 1/2, and 3/4) appear only in     Windows. There's no way to code them to display on a Mac. 2 The break bar does not display at all in Netscape 4 for Mac. On     Explorer for Mac, it appears as a solid, vertical line. 3 To get a degree symbol in Windows, use &#186; or the name code     (&deg;). To get a degree symbol on a Mac, use &#154;. The     degree name code on the Mac results in a small, filled circle. 4 The superscripted numerals 1, 2, and 3 do not display at all in     Netscape for Mac and display as regular numbers in Explorer     for Mac.