This appendix shows how to access the characters in the symbol font. Table C-1 shows which keyboard character you type to produce a Greek character in the symbol font. Figure C-1 shows the placement of the Greek characters, and other symbol font characters, on the Digital LK201 keyboard. Figure C-2 shows the symbol font characters you can create from composite characters.

To create the ISO Latin-1 composite characters in Figure C-2, press Alt/space bar followed by the two keys in the Compose Sequence column. Note that on some keyboards Alt is labeled as Compose Character.

Table C-1 Symbol Font Characters

Symbol Font	Keyboard Character	Symbol Font	Keyboard Character
<Alpha symbol>	A	<alpha symbol>	a
<Beta symbol>	B	<beta symbol>	b
<ucGamma symbol>	G	<gamma symbol>	g
<ucDelta symbol>	D	<delta symbol>	d
E	E	<varepsilon symbol>	e
<Zeta symbol>	Z	<zeta symbol>	z
<Eta symbol>	H	<eta symbol>	h
<ucTheta symbol>	Q	<theta symbol>	q
<vartheta symbol>	J	<varphi symbol>	j
<Iota symbol>	I	<iota symbol>	i
<Kappa symbol>	K	<kappa symbol>	k
<ucLambda symbol>	L	<lambda symbol>	l
<Mu symbol>	M	<mu symbol>	m
<Nu symbol>	N	<nu symbol>	n
<ucXi symbol>	X	<xi symbol>	x
O	O	o	o
<ucPi symbol>	P	<pi symbol>	p
<Rho symbol>	R	<rho symbol>	r
<ucSigma symbol>	S	<sigma symbol>	s
<Tau symbol>	T	<tau symbol>	t
Y	U	<upsilon symbol>	u
<ucPhi symbol>	F	<phi symbol>	f
<varsigma symbol>	V	<varpi symbol>	v
<Chi symbol>	C	<chi symbol>	c
<ucPsi symbol>	Y	<psi symbol>	y
<ucOmega symbol>	W	<omega symbol>	w
<forall symbol>	"	<ni symbol>	'

Figure C-1 Symbol Font Characters on the LK201 Keyboard

Figure C-2 Composite Characters and Symbol Font Characters