Helena font keyboard chart??

CEP7 at aol.com CEP7 at aol.com
Fri Apr 19 18:15:24 EDT 2002


Actually, you can add fonts to Mac. You can download the Teknia font from the 
Teknia website. There are probably other downloadable fonts also. Check the 
Galaxie website for their Greek fonts. The Helena font keyboard map can be 
accessed from two places. If you have the Accordance CD, it will be in the 
Accordance Manual on the CD. Also you can access the KeyCaps application from 
the Apple Menu at the upper left hand side of the screen. Click on the apple 
icon and hold it down. Scan the menu and look for KeyCaps. Select KeyCaps. 
This will bring up a keyboard map. Select Helena from the Fonts Menu. To view 
the different keys under Shift, Option, or ShiftOption, hold down those keys 
and the keyboard map will change to the appropriate mapping. KEyCaps as a map 
of all your fonts (something that PCs don't provide). I hope this helps.

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In a message dated 4/19/02 4:56:59 PM, plstepp at juno.com writes:

<< For a variety of circumstances, it looks like I'm going to be forced to 
finish my dissertation on a Mac 9 (after writing the first half on a PC).  
The PC Greek font I was using was SGkClassic, which (I believe) came with 
Bible Windows.

The only Greek font available to me on the Mac I'm using (no, I can't add 
fonts) is Helena, and (of course) the keyboarding doesn't match up with the 
SGkClassic.

Does anyone know where I can find a keyboard chart for Helena showing all the 
diacritical marks, etc.?

Appreciate it!

Plaster >>




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