How do you produce the 'therefore' symbol in word 2007?

Not sure about Word 2007 (I'm still on 1997, sad huh!) but you can copy and paste it out of your Character Map if you have one on your PC. It's under Lucida Sans Unicode, towards the bottom.

∴ There ya go!

The best way, if you are using a font that includes the Unicode symbol (such as Arial Unicode MS) is to use the alt-code. It's ALT-8756

(That is, hold down the ALT key, and on your keyboard's numeric keypad--not the numbers above the alpha keypad--type 8756.)

Alternately, type 2234 and then ALT-X.

Note: If your font does not support this symbol, it will show up as a box or something.

It is less desirable, but in this case, you'll have to insert it graphically using Word's equation editor. (Insert | Object | Microsoft Equation).

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it is in the list of things there

Symbol For Therefore

Therefore Symbol

For microsoft 2007 Go to the "Insert" tab....and on the row, you should see the Symbol button. Next to it is the equations button. Click on that. Then in the middle pane of all the mathematical symbols, scroll down and you'll see the "therefore" button.

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How do you produce the 'therefore' symbol in word 2007?
The therefore symbol is the one which is three dots (one in each corner of a tryangle).

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Microsoft Word 2007 → Insert → Symbol → More Symbols...

2a=3b, =====> a=3b/2