I like the MS Reference Sans Serif font for this because it produces appealing symbols AND because it doesn’t mess up my line spacing. Any font with “Unicode” in the title (like “Arial Unicode” or “Lucida Sans Unicode”) is likely to have the music symbols, but others might have them, too. The fonts available on your system might be different from mine.In step 2, use “266f” for sharp and “266e” for natural, and in step 4 use “-sharp” and “-natural.” Hit backspace three times to erase what you just typed, then repeat steps 2-6 for the sharp and natural signs.Hit Backspace to delete the flat from your document.
Next to “With:,” make sure “Formatted text” is selected. On the “AutoCorrect” tab, make sure “Replace text as you type” is checked. A dialog box appears click “Proofing” at its left-hand side. Click the “Office Button” in the upper left-hand corner, then click the “Word Options” button on the menu that appears. Choose one that is to your liking, and click “OK.” I chose “MS Reference Sans Serif.” Some fonts will display a flat some will display a box or some other symbol-not all fonts include the flat symbol. Use your up and down arrow keys to scroll through your fonts, and notice what happens in the “Preview” area. Highlight the symbol, and press Ctrl-D.The “266d” should turn into a flat symbol. Instructions are for Word 2007 running on Windows Vista, and may need to be adapted slightly for your setup.
Microsoft office word 2018 music symbols how to#
Here’s how to set up Microsoft Word to automatically insert sharp, flat, and natural signs for you.
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