how do u get a multiply sign on the computor, u know multiply(times sign) i cant get

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hi, can anyone tell me how to get a multiply sign on the pc, all i can get is, *.
ty :confused:

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that is the multiply :smile:

it's computer language for a multiply sign i
guess. but thats what its for! Rach "delta_snake"
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Muliply = * simple as that

for astetics you could just use the letter x

3*4 3x4 up to you.

It isn't really worth worrying about I can't see any exam board having a
go at you over it or anything like that.

My graphic calc for GCSE has * on it. It's not strange really.
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do you mean like in Microsoft Word or something like that? You need to
go to, Insert --> symbol "Rachel" <[email protected]> wrote in
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[q1]> that is the multiply :smile:

it's computer language for a multiply sign i[/q1]
[q1]> guess. but thats what its[/q1]
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[q2]> > can get is, *. ty :confused:

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Neil Monk wrote:

[q1]> do you mean like in Microsoft Word or something like that? You need to[/q1]
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In any MS Windows program, Alt-0215 gives you × and Alt-0247 gives you ÷

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