Thread: [Solved] How to add a glyph (diacritic) (cap) on top of a character in Word 2010
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Old 05-19-2013, 12:22 AM
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I suggest you be careful about throwing brickbats around here. How do you suppose anyone is to know you're trying to work with equations unless you say so? It might surprise you to learn the there are many uses for combining diacritics that have nothing to do with the equation editor.

FWIW, I have no difficulty at all combining the sigma & circumflex characters in both lower-case and upper-case - whether or not I use the equation editor (the latter actually makes it easier). See attached.
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