Richard

You could try √ which is in

<!ENTITY % ISOtech PUBLIC "ISO 8879-1986//ENTITIES General Technical//EN">

This also looks like a tick, but it does show up in Panorama without any special
configuration of the Stylesheet (unlike their own solution which is illustrated
in Panodemo.sgm - using a <ROOT> element and assigning a style of Radical under
Misc/Math Item).

Richard Masters
The British Library


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Subject: Square roots?
Author:  R I Higgins <[log in to unmask]> at Internet
Date:    07/10/96 17:43


Hello:

I hope this will be the last problem caused by this part of my current
list (papers containing calculations regarding the
satellites of Jupiter - you get to travel the universe in the world of list
encoding).

Is there an entity for the square root sign (US 437 Character set, #251) amongst
the ISO symbol sets -
the closest I have found is &check; - a tick, but this doesn't show up in my
current configuration of
Panorama PRO. (It isn't &squ; &square; or &squf;, all of which are graphic
squares, either).

Thanks.

Richard Higgins
Durham University Library.