If it does, click Find Next and then Replace for each one found. Check your Find and Replace window looks like the screenshot below.Click the Superscript checkbox until it is clear.With your cursor still in the ‘Replace with’ field, click Format and select Font.Put your cursor in the ‘Replace with’ field.Click OK to close the Find Font window.Click the Superscript checkbox until it has a check mark in it.With your cursor still in the ‘Find what’ field, click More.In the ‘Find what’ field, type a lower case o.Open the Find and Replace window ( Ctrl+h).If you have a lot of superscripted lower case ‘o’ characters used instead of a proper degree symbols, you can search for them and replace them with the correct symbol:
If you have Math AutoCorrect turned on, then type \degree (to turn on Math AutoCorrect: File > Options > Proofing > AutoCorrect Options > Math AutoCorrect tab).For any keyboard with or without a number pad, press Go to the Insert tab > Symbol - the degree symbol is character code = 00B0, Unicode (hex).If you have a separate number pad, then press Alt+0176 (press and hold the Alt key while you type 0176).
Instead, use one of these methods to insert a proper degree symbol in Microsoft Word:
I havent asked it to convert the font when creating the pdf. There’s a special character for a degree, so don’t make the mistake of superscripting a lower case ‘o’. When I convert a word doc in the Arial font to a pdf suddenly the little underline shows up.
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