Keyboard systems are more familiar to contemporary classicists than the standard Windows XP In combination with Microsoft Word (97 or later). If you find the standard polytonic keyboard in Windows XP difficult to use, you canĪlso use SCUnipad for Unicode data entry, or use Tavultesoft Keyman or Antioch Keyboard using the 'add settings' command in the start menu.ĭetailed instructions will be made available in the In XP, simply set Palatino Linotype as your font in Notepad, Supplied on the Windows XP CD to type polytonic Greek. In XP, Notepad can be used with the polytonic Greek keyboard One can also use Netscape/Mozilla browsers in both versions of Of Internet Explorer 6 (In my experience, Internet Explorer 6 is not as stable under Windows 98 as it You should also add support for complex and Asian languages). (and if you're interested in Hebrew, Sanskrit, or Asian Languages, Make sure on installing Windows XP that you enable
Windows XP is capable of viewing documents with polytonic Greek out of the box,ĭisplaying precomposed characters via Palatino Linotype, and combining diacriticals
Unicode in Windows XP Home is comparable. Note: the following was test on Windows XP Professional. ▣ Home | ◈ Contents | △ Section | ◁ Previous | Next ▷įor the World Wide Web Version 0.9.7 D R A F T Windows XP Unicode Polytonic Greek for the World Wide Web
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