Select your symbol then click the Insert button. It will automatically take you to the first musical symbol, after which you can see all of them.
You can scroll down to just past the middle, or you can directly type the Character Code at the bottom (above the Insert button, and be sure "Unicode (hex)" is selected in "from"): 1d100. The symbols or the special characters are specific to the type of font you are using like, the font Webdings include decorative symbols. In the Symbols dialog that opens, for "Font", select "Segoe UI Symbol". Under the Insert tab, then the Symbols group, click Symbol / More Symbols. A list of commonly used symbols (including some you may have used recently) will appear in the drop-down box. To insert a symbol and browse what's available from any Office application click Insert Symbol: If you occasionally need to insert a character or symbol that's not on your keyboard, go to the Insert tab and way over on the extreme right side of the Ribbon, you'll see Symbols: Word 2007/2010. Segoe UI Symbol is part of Windows and contains a wealth of musical symbols starting at Unicode 1D100. In the Symbols dialog that opens, for 'Font', select 'Segoe UI Symbol'. I'm wondering-how do you add musical symbols to text, and what fonts do you. I currently use the Bach font for this, and it works fine, but it can be cumbersome to build time signatures and notes to show rhythmic patterns. A few websites I looked at seem to have Symbol in the same group, tab or. To insert a symbol and browse whats available from any Office application click Insert Symbol: under the Insert tab, then the Symbols group, click Symbol / More Symbols. I include rhythmic examples and time signatures in my performance notes for musical pieces, which I create in MS Word 2010. But when I click on Insert and hunt for Symbol I can't find it.
The usual way is Insert Symbol Symbol, I think. I want to insert a symbol in my Word 2010 document. You should be able to do this without installing new fonts. This question involves something so simple it's almost embarrassing.