Math: Less Than or Equal to (symbol)

[AMTCS_GOD]

Ok. I need a correct symbol for a less-than-or-equal-to math symbol. I found
the &le symbol in a html list, but it looks really funny in IE. The horizontal
line at the bottom parallels the lower angled line. I tried just using a
<u>&lt</u>, but my contractor does not like how low the lower bar/line drops.
Since it is a underline. Is there any way to pull that lower line up closer
to the left arrow symbol????

respectfully,
Anthony Jackman
Delex Systems, Inc
multimedia developer

[VVebbie]

Using an image.

Seriously though, the use of &le; IS the "correct" symbol for the <= math
symbol. It is the responsibility of the user agent to determine rendering.

Maybe try some different fonts?

[AMTCS_GOD]

Thanks Webbie. I was trying to figure out another way besides the &le convention and not doing a swf graphic. And my customer did not like the way either looked.

tony:D

[Murray *ACE*]

Use the HTML entity - [url]http://murraytestsite.com/le-entity.html[/url]

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"AMTCS_GOD" <ambassador_kosh@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks Webbie. I was trying to figure out another way besides the &le
> convention and not doing a swf graphic. And my customer did not like the
> way either looked.
>
> tony:D