"overlined" font?

#1	recovered Posted by recovered on 2001-09-28 05:32:29 \| quote \|

I'm looking for a font that is "overlined".
(The opposite of underlined.)
A small GIF file is attached, to illustrate.

It doesn't matter whether the file is serif,
sans serif, etc. But it should be "clean",
that is, good enough to write a homework paper with.

If anybody knows ... I would appreciate it.

Thank you.

Ted Shoemaker
shoemakerted @ yahoo.com

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#2	recovered Posted by recovered on 2001-09-29 06:57:48 \| quote \|

There's a small caps font , the lower case letters are between lines. Spanky's bungalow - will this do?

http://www.fontseek.com/cgi-bin/fsearch.pl?search=spankys

But please tell me - what for does anyone need an overlined font?:confused:

Ute

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#3	recovered Posted by recovered on 2001-09-29 21:18:52 \| quote \|

But please tell me - what for does anyone need an overlined font?:confused:

Ute [/quote:eedefb1949]

Some math symbols (e.g. "complement") use an overline. I'm trying to write a math book.

Thanks!

Ted Shoemaker -- shoes6

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