ce mark ms word font

[PigPOg]

Hello

Is there a microsoft word font for the ce mark? I need it for
documentation?

Thanks for any help.
Simon

 

[legg]

Hello

Is there a microsoft word font for the ce mark? I need it for
documentation?

Use an image. MSWord will import it.

Most safety documentation requires that the image of an approval
symbol be used, where it's meant to represent the approval itself - ie
labels, standards and file listings.

In other situations, any font will do to indicate CE.

RL

 

[Phil Allison]

"Pigheaded fuckwit "

Is there a microsoft word font for the ce mark? I need it for
documentation?

** It's a custom designed font.

Just like nearly every font seen in logos.

You dumb ass.



........ Phil

 

[PigPOg]

Use an image. MSWord will import it.

Most safety documentation requires that the image of an approval
symbol be used, where it's meant to represent the approval itself - ie
labels, standards and file listings.

In other situations, any font will do to indicate CE.

RL

I should have also mentioned that I want to put ce on a pcb. I can
import an image ok an put on the pcb but the images I've used in .bmp
format look untidy in a small image size of 15 x 15 pixels. I though
if I used the pcb layout test editor with a suitable font, this would
look better than the imported image. Thanks for the reply.

Simon

 

[Eeyore]

Hello

Is there a microsoft word font for the ce mark? I need it for
documentation?

It's a very simple design, I'm sure google will find the details for
you.

I think the EU may have made a downloadable symbol.

Graham

 

[Eeyore]

I should have also mentioned that I want to put ce on a pcb.

PCBs can't be 'CE'd'. Only complete products can really.

Graham

 

[qrk]

Hello

Is there a microsoft word font for the ce mark? I need it for
documentation?

Thanks for any help.
Simon

Use a graphics editor. The CE mark is done with circles and is very
easy to make. Or, find one on the Web.

 

[Don Bowey]

Use a graphics editor. The CE mark is done with circles and is very
easy to make. Or, find one on the Web.

Or google using: font for ce character

Lots of hits.

 

[PigPOg]

None of which are relevant (and nly without quotations).
'Central European' has nothing to do with "CE" in this context.

RL

Thanks for the help everyone - problem sorted now.
Simon