Greek fonts - About this site. Lose frames | get frames | UCL pages | welcome | site-mapfonts | utilities | help | get started | what's new -- About this site -- Last update: 5 June, 2003 - new fonts added. Antioch updated. For details see the What's New page. Quick select: fonts -- utilities -- help getting started -- general help and FAQs This site provides a resource for classicists, theologians, and anyone else who wishes to type Classical Greek into their PC (apologies to Mac users, who must look elsewhere). The site does not aim to provide a comprehensive selection of fonts and utilities - it contains just a few of the many available on the internet.
The site can be viewed with or without frames (you can switch between the two by following the links at the top of each page, or you can use the following links to add frames or remove frames). Click on "Welcome" to return to this page at any time What's New - details the most recent changes to the site. Font Resources. Per scrivere in greco. Graecise - A macro for OpenOffice to facilitate polytonic Greek input.
The Greek Model. -Louis Suárez-Potts People throughout the world will turn to Athens later this year for the 2004 Olympics, but the Summer Games are only the most publicized event giving Greece cause for pride. There are others, and they are perhaps, in the long run, even more important. Late last month, I participated in another: the ebusiness forum series of conferences and workshops on open source, held over two days in universities in Athens, Iraklion, Patras, and Thessaloniki, and put on by GRNET, FLOSS supporting group ELLAK, and others. The conferences and workshops were a great success, in terms of organization, attendance, engagement. The National Technical University of Athens was the home of the first day of the conference, where a series of papers by leaders of KDE, Debian, FSF Europe, Mozilla, OpenOffice.org and other projects presented on the state and nature of their projects and on open source development in general.
There are two aspects to this problem. OpenOffice.org/Community Manager. Welcome to Linguist's Software. Nuova vita al GRECO antico politonico... SSIS - Università di Cagliari (Corso: Tecnol. Informatiche Applicate alle discipline classiche) www.ssiscagliari.it Sappiamo bene quanto sia stato poco agevole in passato scrivere testi in greco antico, scrittura politonica con segni diacritici, ma col tempo le cose sono cambiate e grazie a diverse innovazioni i classicisti possono oggi scrivere più agevolmente con l’utilizzo di strumenti ad hoc.
Un tempo se si voleva usare un certo font per un periodo e poi si decideva di cambiare scelta, era necessario ogni volta imparare ex novo le combinazioni dei tasti nella nostra tastiera in quanto la digitazione dei caratteri era legata all’ASCII per cui occorreva combinare dei tasti così da ottenere i caratteri greci con i segni diacritici. Oggi con l’avvento dell’UNICODE e di font open type possiamo dire di aver trovato finalmente una soluzione ottimale alla videoscrittura del Greco politonico! MultiKey Può anche essere usato come Converter nel seguente modo:da Menu Formato Sibylla 7.6.1 Tecleador.