> >
> >
> > Yes you are right, foxfont is not in the fontname list in report designer.
> > then use the font symbol it exists.
> >
> >

> > CREATE cursor Chars (NumberVal I, CharVal C(1))
> > FOR x = 33 TO 255
> > INSERT INTO Chars (NumberVal, CharVal) ;
> > VALUES (x, CHR(x))
> > ENDFOR
> > brow font "symbol"
> > 

> > your values are in 163 &179 as confirmed by Koen.
> >
> >
> > Dont rate please.its only for the pleasure to help.Give me only a feed back.
> > Yousfi Benameur
>
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> I built a test case and presented that to them and they all seemed to be happy. But after I built with the live one, the table itself had a problem storing the "Greater than or Equal to" symbol which was a "superscript 3" character. Instead of storing a "superscript 3" character, the table stored a "3" character. This was why I couldn't get the "Greater than and Equal to" symbol to work. This doesn't make sense at all because this is the table I'm having a problem with and others seem to be working fine. I'm thinking like "could this table in the database causing this problem?" Please help me to fix this if you know. Thanks.
>
> Tai Nguyen.

sorry,I dont understand correctly your english!
As i said in example above the cursor (its a table) stores the ascII characters (from 33 to 255).
If you make simply a browse you show one thing
If you make browse font "symbol" or
browse font "foxfont" you see another things completly different.
then for reading as you want these characters you must add mandatory the font.



Dont rate please.its only for the pleasure to help.Give me only a feed back.
Yousfi Benameur