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Re: [Fwd: PC internet page with strange math/greek character]

Antonio Fernandez-Vicenti wrote:
> I assume it's the "mu" greek char that stands for "one-millionth" ,
> but would like to show it some how, and be able to print it as well.

> Can you suggest any other ways to see that small character in the html > page?

I don't think you can. It looks to me like it's a mistake. The 0003 is the corresponding hex character which wouldn't be displayable. I tried a bunch of different encoding methods and they all showed it as 0003.

Bill


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