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Oracle Forms (MOSC)

How to have a checkmark as the label of an Oracle forms button

Jun 19, 2025 2:33PM in Oracle Forms (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered ✓

I found this but it's not working.

1. Using a Unicode Character

You can use the Unicode check mark symbol (✓) as the button label.

Edit the Button Label:
- Open Oracle Forms Builder.
- Select the button you want to modify.
- In the Property Palette, find the Label property.
- Set the label to the Unicode check mark: ✓ (you can copy and paste this symbol).
Adjust Font Settings:
- Ensure the font used for the button supports Unicode characters (e.g., Arial, Times New Roman).
- Modify the font size and style as needed for better visibility.

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