How do I return a tick character

[markeboy]

I need to show a tick char on an aspx form

I cannot see any unicode representation for this. short of using a graphic,
is there a better way?

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

markeboy <to*****@airforce.nz> wrote:

I need to show a tick char on an aspx form

I cannot see any unicode representation for this. short of using a graphic,
is there a better way?

I can't find a tick character either - I suspect graphics are your only
way (or using radio buttons, or an X).

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[Ramesh Krishnamoorthy]

Insert a label control and set its font to "Wingdings"
Set the Text property as ü
This will display the Tick mark and this font is supported by most browsers
and OSs

Ramesh Krishnamoorthy

"markeboy" wrote:

I need to show a tick char on an aspx form

I cannot see any unicode representation for this. short of using a graphic,
is there a better way?

[clintonG]

Interesting but I just tried to do this using VS2005 and couldn't even
select Windings for the font nor could I copy a value from the Character Map
and paste as a value for the label's property.
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Insert a label control and set its font to "Wingdings"
Set the Text property as ü
This will display the Tick mark and this font is supported by most
browsers
and OSs

Ramesh Krishnamoorthy

"markeboy" wrote:

I need to show a tick char on an aspx form

I cannot see any unicode representation for this. short of using a
graphic,
is there a better way?

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

clintonG <cs*********@REMOVETHISTEXTmetromilwaukee.com> wrote:

Interesting but I just tried to do this using VS2005 and couldn't even
select Windings for the font nor could I copy a value from the Character Map
and paste as a value for the label's property.

Using Wingdings in a web page would be a bad move anyway, IMO - it's
pretty Windows specific, I think.

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