How to display special characters in Script...

hi all,
Can any one tell me how to display special characters in script...
how to write in text element
thanks in advance,
prashant

Hi Prashant ,
  What special characters would you like to include .
There are a set of characters / icons /symbols that can be included in Script , for that open a window in edit mode and in the menu there will be an option called Insert  , here you can find a lot of characters/symbols that can be included .
Regards,
Arun

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