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Once you know the code all you do is hold down the "Alt" key while at the same time type the four numbers of the code(use the number pad for this). So for the small diameter symbol (ř) it's: Alt+0248. Hope this helps.
The code %%c is just the right way to enter the diameter symbol. You can also use \U+2205 to enter the Unicode "empty set" character (similar to diameter). Or you can use the Alt combination to enter "O-slash" character in your current codepage.
When adding diameter dimensions, Inventor automatically adds the diameter symbol in front of the dimension value - by the setting in the Style editor: If you want to add the diameter mark also to a standard dimension, or in cases when the automatic diameter marks are switched off, double-click on the dimension object and in the Edit dimension ...
Can we use %%c or Unicode code in a Parts list or Title block? Inventor supports Unicode only in version 6 (and above). In earlier versions you cannot use any characters not mapped to the current codepage. You can enter diameter symbol (or e.g. mathematical or arabic characters if you wish) in Inventor R6 (e.g. using Character Map applet).
In the MText editor click with your right mouse button and select Symbol > Center Line (CL, ℄). Make sure you are using a text font containing this unicode glyph. You can also type "q" with the GDT.SHX font to enter the centerline symbol. You can also enter flowline and borderline symbols in this way.
How to draw an arc symbol in arc length dimension? A Up to AutoCAD 2005 you can use a prefix in the form of the "arc" Unicode character with the code 2312 - i.e. \U+2312 (please note this glyph is usually not included in common fonts, it is contained in e.g. "Arial Unicode MS" font).
The 'delta' sign/symbol can be input through the \U+0394 code (or just copy the sign from top of this tip and paste it to your MText editor). Please note that for both methods you have to use a font with full Unicode set (Isocpeur or another TT font).
How to generate a dynamic QR code or Data Matrix on an Inventor drawing? A Tip 13703. ... search pi symbol.
using a %% control code: e.g. "1/2" can be entered as %%188, "1/4" can be entered as %%189 (you have to choose a font containing these glyphs) using MText stack: MText editor automatically offers to convert a "1/2" string to a stacked fraction; if you have switched off this option, you can select the string, right-click and choose Fraction (and ...
The 'promile' sign can be input through the \U+2030 code or by pressing the left Alt key and entering 0137 on the Numpad (or just copy the sign from top of this tip and paste it to your MText editor). Please note that for both methods you have to use a font with full Unicode set.