Does anyone know how to get the rough and smooth breathings that go above a Greek vowel at the beginning of a word. The best I have found are the single opening and closing quotes but they can only go before the vowel instead of above it. (This is in Microsoft Word 07)

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Stuart
Elder, Lambeg Baptist, Northern Ireland, UK

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Which Greek font are you using?

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Rev. Lane Keister
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I use Type Greek.com. It includes an alphabet key: Type Greek.com » Alphabet Key

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Just the symbol font that comes with Word

That font is extremely limited in what it can do. It will not do breathings at all, nor accents. I strongly suggest downloading a Greek font that is a unicode font. BibleWorks comes with a great Greek font. Palatino Linotype is also a great font, especially for the internet, since most browsers can read it.