>> One easy trick is to use m for milli and =B5 for micro,
>>  to type the mu "=B5"- hold [ALT} and type 0181 on the numeric keypad.
>=20
> How do you do that on a Mac or a SUN workstation ?

There must be a way to use Unicode or common ISO fonts on a Mac or SUN=20
system. Otherwise, I'd say they are about 10 years behind the curve...

You better get used to international standards soon... China is on the wa=
y=20
to being a world power, and if one thing is sure, it is that they will=20
/not/ use 7 bit ASCII :)  (Not speaking of the fact that most outside the=
=20
USA don't use 7 bit ASCII today.)

Gerhard

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