I have a report run from a query that worked fine before we moved to Windows 2000. In the query, a custom field called PPD ran an iif statement; if true, it would assign "3" to the field, if false, null.
On the report, I formatted the field for a certain font (monotype sorts) which would show a checkmark for all fields that were true (3 value). The 3 was the keystroke value of the checkmark in that font in Window's Character Map.
In Windows 2000, that font is not automatically installed. Instead of having to have people install separate fonts, I wanted to use the checkmark from the Wingdings set (unicode: 0xFC).
In windows 2000, the character map does not show a keystroke for the characters, just unicode. How do I put this in the query so the checkmark will display? I tried doing similar to before with no luck.
We are using Access 97.
On the report, I formatted the field for a certain font (monotype sorts) which would show a checkmark for all fields that were true (3 value). The 3 was the keystroke value of the checkmark in that font in Window's Character Map.
In Windows 2000, that font is not automatically installed. Instead of having to have people install separate fonts, I wanted to use the checkmark from the Wingdings set (unicode: 0xFC).
In windows 2000, the character map does not show a keystroke for the characters, just unicode. How do I put this in the query so the checkmark will display? I tried doing similar to before with no luck.
We are using Access 97.
