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Works fine for me Damien. Entered Mu into a SectionTitle using ANSI 0109,
applied Symbol character format (symbol font) to change it from "m" to the
mu character. Have RunningH/F1 defined as <$paratext[SectionTitle]>.
Displayed the mu character in the header, not "m".
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I've been using FrameMaker for a while now and have a slight problem which I
hope somebody can help me with (No luck in the documentation/archives).
Document has in the header the book name along with the level 1 headings
from the text. Works fine except for one thing - I have a heading that has
a Greek character in it (mu) which gets converted to 'm' in the header. I've
tried setting the font to 'as is' but no luck. I can cheat by editing the
few times it appears in the PDF but it's not an ideal solution - any
suggestions?
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