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For the less than and greater than or equal to symbols, the Unicode values are 2264 and 2265 in hexadecimal, which gives 8804 and 8805 in decimal.
So to get the less than or equal to symbol, you type alt+8804 and for greater than or equal to, alt+8805
If there are characters that you use often, you can find these values using the character map, which gives you the hex value for each, and all you have to do is convert it.^^
So to get the less than or equal to symbol, you type alt+8804 and for greater than or equal to, alt+8805
If there are characters that you use often, you can find these values using the character map, which gives you the hex value for each, and all you have to do is convert it.^^
Here's the result of alt+8804: d
Here's the result of alt+8805: e
So I went through the table http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_des_caract%C3%A8res_Unicode_(0000-0FFF) and http://www.table-ascii.com/ without finding my happiness.
I then landed on http://jmath3d.aspirine.org/unicode/ which confirms the values 2264 and 2265 which indeed give
8804 and 8805 in hex, but I seem to remember that the "Alt+number" table resets to 0 after 255, so it shouldn't be possible without a trick I don't know.
The best solution is a copy-paste... ≤ and ≥
It works on Word.