how to get an line on typed text? special type

[jordanbcreativedesign]

how do i get a line like "No" , for Co? cheers.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

First see in the Glyphs Panel if such a thing is available. 

If not you can

• either add a Shape Layer

• or try to use Baseline Shift, Size, Kerning, … to combine two letters into the combination you want. (edited)

[jordanbcreativedesign]

i also copied & pasted from online, seems copy fine except for Ps, the line doesn't appear. 

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Copied what? 

From where? 

What was the font? 

What is the font you selected in Photoshop? 

… 

[jordanbcreativedesign]

i copied it from here, it pastes everywhere except photoshop, there is no line on any font i try in Ps.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

That screenshot is not exactly useful, please provide meaningful information. 

Edit: Sorry, now I found the page. 

The »No.« is a Glyph, if there is no Glyph for »Co.« then you need to build/combine it. 

[jordanbcreativedesign]

surely if it can be simply copied & pasted , just why doesnt it show properly in Ps. 

[jane-e]

"...properly in Ps"

Photoshop is an image editor at its core, with some text capabilities.

[c.pfaffenbichler]

And have you seen the edit to my last post? 

If there is no Glyph for that in a font then it does not matter what you image to be »proper«. 

Notice that when you select the »No« on that page it is one »letter« and the »Co« are two? 

https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/25313/when-why-is-an-o-superscripted-and-underline...