Symbols Do Not Match With Equation Editor

[Goal211]

I did a complete install of Microsoft Office Pro on my school computer.
However, when I use Equation Editor, many symbols either do not work, or are
the WRONG symbol all together. For example, the prime symbol for derivatives
appears as a superscript 2, the delta appears as a box, and the congruent
symbol is epsilon. Any ideas on what would be causing this? Thanks.

 

[Jay Freedman]

Start the Equation Editor and then click the menu item Style > Define.
Make sure the UC Greek, LC Greek, and Symbol styles all are set to use
the Symbol font.

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[ceci]

I did a complete install of Microsoft Office Pro on my school computer.
However, when I use Equation Editor, many symbols either do not work, or are
the WRONG symbol all together. For example, the prime symbol for derivatives
appears as a superscript 2, the delta appears as a box, and the congruent
symbol is epsilon. Any ideas on what would be causing this? Thanks.