Beautiful Symbol Patterns in Word, Gorgeous Special Characters in Word

This article helps you understand the special characters commonly used to minimize search time when inserting them into your document.

Firstly, understand how to insert special characters into your document. To do this, simply go to the Insert tab -> Symbols -> Symbol -> In the dialog box that appears, choose the character you want to insert:

For example, insert special characters to decorate your document:

To locate special character groups, simply select from the Font section -> character groups will appear for your selection:

Beautiful and commonly used special character patterns:

1. Font = Wingdings

- The most commonly used and popular symbol pattern.

- Belongs to the Wingdings category, meaning Font = Wingdings

- The most commonly used symbol group containing characters related to books, phones, emails, hands, etc.

For example, insert some characters from the Wingdings group:

2. Font = Wingdings2

- Similar to Wingdings, this model adds special characters like stars, moons, and more.

For example, some characters in the Wingdings2 group:

3. Font = Wingdings3

- Specializes in arrow symbols:

For example, some patterns in Wingdings3:

4. Font = MS Gothic

- Contains special characters to enhance your gaming or Facebook experience without worrying about font errors:

5. Font = Webdings

- This font features beautiful characters across various domains:

6. Font =  Segoe MDL2 Assets

- It represents a group of fonts containing commonly used symbols in software for guidance and description:

7. Font = Segoe UI Emoji

- This font group contains special characters related to plants, flowers, animals, and more...

Here are some special character groups commonly used in Word. Hope it helps save time searching when you want to use them.