![]() ![]() Since the original question focussed on the “micro” sign I didn’t suggest this solution till I found appended the comment by the questioner on my comment on his question. Concerning Calc … You will learn about that yourself. The use of the olive branch as a symbol of peace in Western civilisation dates back to at least 5th century BC Greece. It may not be as “handy” in every context as someone would prefer. This is a good solution judged from a technical point of view. He (f/m) will also need an additional shortcut for actually applying the replacement of the special keys by the addressed symbol. Someone specifically interseted in Greek letters may easily memorise and then use the special key combinations. I don’t need/use it on a regular basis, but now and then. There is an add-in/extension named ‘Compose Special Characters’ available via this location from the OpenOffice branch but also working (for me) in every version of LibO I tried (up to 5.0.2). No solution for “the computer”, only for AOO, LibO! …and/or show you like it with an uptick ( ∧) If this helps then please tick the answer ( ) Probably the simplest method under M$ is to use Windows Character Map (charmap.exe) & copy into the clipboard. The table below gives an overview of these, in addition to how they are pronounced. ![]() The above are problematical, and may not work Alt+letters in particular are used to access menu options, whilst Alt+numbers under Firefox are used to access Tabs. There are 24 letters in the Greek alphabet.
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