This answer only works if you have Microsoft; it doesn't work for Macs.
If you see a button on your toolbar that looks like a horseshoe, that's the button you use for inserting symbols. Press that button and it will give you a screen of special characters and symbols that you can select from. Select one, click on "insert" and then exit out of the screen.
If a horseshoe is nowhere in your toolbars, you most likely will be able to use the insert function. Select insert, then select symbol. The same screen as you would see above comes up and you can select a symbol (or scroll down until you see what you're looking for) and then select it, "insert", and exit out.
If you're working in new versions of Word, use the following keyboard commands:
Alt + n. Let up and then press "u". A small window will show up with commonly used symbols. If you don't see what you want there, click on More Symbols and you'll get a vast amount of symbols and special characters to choose from. You can insert whatever you need, one at a time.
Insert > Symbol > More Symbols.
Click Edit then Special Characters.
A letter is a character used in the Roman or Greek alphabet.Symbols are special mathematical characters which are used forarithmetical operations, such as +, - , * and /;the decimal point and thousand separators;the radical symbol,comparisons such as and the non-strict equivalents, and =;special characters such as the capital Sigma and Pi to indicate sums or products of sets of numbers,special characters to denote different kinds of integration.
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The symbol for Air Methods Corporation in NASDAQ is: AIRM.
Install Special Characters FREE from the app store. You can then copy and paste the character . ∞ - made with my iPad.
Only by copying and pasting the letter: λ.
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Assuming you mean to type the √ symbol, I would guess (not using MS Word but OpenOffice.Org) that it is inserted as a "special symbol" (in one of the menus) which could allow access to all characters in the current font.
Either "<>0" (which works in character sets that don't allow or handle special characters well), or the not-equal sign which is an equal sign (=) overprinted with a slask (/).
As a symbol (apex)
The symbol for MFS Special Value Trust in the NYSE is: MFV.