Typing in Greek on a Word document

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How do I type in Greek on a Word document? I have XP and Word 2002. I have
also downloaded Microsoft Visual Keyboard. Even though I see references to
Greek in the help area, none of them seem to apply to my version of Word.
When I go to help > language, the only option that I see is set language, but
that doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for.

Thanks
 
m78 said:
How do I type in Greek on a Word document? I have XP and Word 2002. I have
also downloaded Microsoft Visual Keyboard. Even though I see references to
Greek in the help area, none of them seem to apply to my version of Word.
When I go to help > language, the only option that I see is set language, but
that doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for.

Thanks


Simply type it using ASCII characters.

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m78 said:
How do I type in Greek on a Word document? I have XP and Word 2002. I
have
also downloaded Microsoft Visual Keyboard. Even though I see references
to
Greek in the help area, none of them seem to apply to my version of Word.
When I go to help > language, the only option that I see is set language,
but
that doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for.

Thanks

You need to install the Greek keyboard alphabet. It's done through the
Control Panel / Regional and Language Settings / Languages tab / Details.
When it is installed then you can switch between English and Greek.
 
Thank you, Pegasus and Bruce. How do you switch between the languages? I go
to tools > language > set language > Greek, but it still types in English.
Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks
 
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