Typing Greek letters on a Panel?

Dear Everybody,
Would you help me giving some hints how I can type Greek letters on a Panel or any component using an English Keyboard?

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And then try the INTERNATIONALIZATION FORUM it has some excellent resources too.
Good Luck: + PS: ur right to feel a bit miffed, this definitely is a Java topic.

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