Although the Roman numerals in Word, and in life also,are used extremely rarely, but it is necessary to know how they are written. Moreover, they are often found in textbooks and in literature. And if everyone can write on paper, then many of them, if necessary, write them in Word. "There are problems." The article will talk about how to print them in this program.
We will begin with the most simple way, how canPrint Roman numerals in Word, using the Latin keyboard layout. All that a common man in the street needs to know is the rule of constructing such figures. The fact is that they are completely similar to Latin. For example, the Roman numeral 10 is written as the English letter X, and 5 is V.
All you need to know is howswitch the layout itself. But this is also done simply. There are two ways. The first involves using the Alt + Shift or Ctrl + Shift hotkeys (depending on the operating system). The second way is to switch using the special menu on the Windows taskbar. It is located in the lower right corner, and the exact location you can see in the picture below.
You can also mention the third way, whichis used extremely rarely. But it should be noted immediately that it works only on the eighth and tenth versions of Windows. It consists in pressing the hot keys Win + Space.
Roman numerals in Word can also be printed andanother way. Of course, to someone it may seem ineffective and simply useless, but it is still worth mentioning. It consists in using a special table with symbols, which is in each version of the program. Now we will give an example of use in the 2003 version, but it's worth mentioning that you can write Roman numerals in Word 2010 in the same way.
Being on the main page of the program you needclick initially on the "Insert" button, which is located above the top panel, and in the drop-down menu select the "Symbols" item. As a result, a window will open, in which there will be a huge number of characters. You just need to find what you need and click on the "Insert" button.
Before you insert Roman numerals in Word withUsing the symbol table, you can pay attention to the code of the inserted character. Remembering it, you can print Roman numerals without going into the table with the symbols. Now the codes of the most popular figures will be given:
Now it only remains to print the character code in the document and press the Alt + X key combination, after which the desired symbol will be inserted into the text.
But what if you simply do not know howAre Roman numerals written or built? In this case, you will be helped by an embedded tool in a program that converts Arabic numerals to Roman ones. By the way, it's quite easy to use, so no one will cause difficulties when using it.
Initially, you need to move the cursor to the desiredplace, click the left mouse button (LMB) and press Ctrl + F9. After that, the curly brackets appear, between which you have to write "(number) * Roman". As a result, you will get something like: "{(number) * Roman}". Now, after pressing the F9 key, the specified number will be displayed in Roman numerals.
