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Searching for greek char.

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nbucska

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Some IC-s have part # with non-Latin -- e.g. Greek --
characters e.g. uPD4711 where "u" stands for the Greek
"micron".

How do you search for these in a database ?

<nbucska@pcperipherals.com>
 
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Try leaving in out of the part number? Good question
 
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