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CSL,
Welcome to the HP Forum.
This works and it gives you an idea how to find any other symbol you want...
Using Windows 8.1:
Control Panel > icon view > Fonts > Find a character >
at top, next to Font, select Arial >
CHECK Advanced View > in Character Set, select "Windows Greek"
look at the third row from the bottom, far right side >
Click on the Pi sign > Click "Select" > Click "Copy" >
Open Word, Notebook, whatever >> Right Click and "Paste"
You can also just open Word > Insert > Symbols > and select the Pi
Example Font name:
U+03A0: Greek Capital Letter Pi
Click the Kudos Star!
It is a nice way to say “Thank You” for the help.
Although I strive to reflect HP's best practices, I do not work for HP.
Dragon-Fur
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