[B-Greek] new use for a unicode tool/ doing the happy dance!!
Curtis Hinson
curtis at curtishinson.com
Mon Oct 10 10:31:07 EDT 2005
GEIA SOU KAT Γεια σου Κατ
Why not use Window 98 or XP's built-in support for this? It has both
monotonic and polytonic Greek support built in, with an indicator on the
taskbar, and you can switch with Alt-Shift between languages. Just go
to control panel in XP, Regional and Language Options, Languages tab,
and click Details and add the type of Greek support you want. Many of
us use this on B-Greek when we add Unicode versions of what we're
transliterating (for shorter sections, for long quotes cut and paste
from some place like my site with Unicode texts). It works everywhere
too, I often use it to send emails in Unicode Greek or type in chat
sessions in Unicode Greek.
Bless the Name
Curtis Hinson
http://curtishinson.com
TuNeCedeMalis67 at aol.com wrote the following on 10/10/2005 8:58 AM:
>I made a happy discovery today!!!
>
>Download this program.
>_http://www.members.aol.com/atticgreek/_
>(http://www.members.aol.com/atticgreek/)
>
>It allows you to toggle back and forth from English to Greek in a unicode
>font in some places other, as well as in, a MS word processor. Yippee yahoo :-)
>
>I got it to work in teach2000 _http://www.teach2000.nl/international.php_
>(http://www.teach2000.nl/international.php)
>
>Now I can make computer flash cards where the student can actually type in
>Greek answers, by hitting "alt z" (or whatever you choose) to type in betacode.
> Betacode uses "=" for circumflex, so you will need to choose a different
>seperator, such as tab (= is the default), in creating flashcards in Teach2000.
>
>I have no idea where else it works :-0 Not in AOL mail or Yahoo IM, though
>:-(
>
>If anyone else can figure out where else we can use this toggle feature, I'd
>love to hear about it!
>
>Kat Doe
>homemaker
>
>
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