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ETA: Wait, you're not even Greek. FAIL. |
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It's all about using Unicode instead of some weird font:
αβγδεζηθικλμνξoπρστυφχψω ABΓ∆EZHΘIKΛMNΞOΠPΣTΥΦXΨΩ See? No font tags there. Feel free to copy and paste. :) |
I installed Greek keyboard input for my computer (I have a MacBook) and my iPhone, so I can write Greek organizations' names. but you'll need to learn which keys on your regular keyboard would produce whatever Greek letters you need, since some Greek letters (i.e. Θ and Ξ) do not have an equivalent in our alphabet.
here's a handy "chart" showing which letters to input to produce certain Greek letters using the Greek keyboard software. btw, all Greek letters are capital so I just put the caps lock on for both. ABGDEZHUIKLMNJOPRSTYFXCV ΑΒΓΔΕΖΗΘΙΚΛΜΝΞΟΠΡΣΤΥΦΧΨΩ |
The last post made me think about geting the Greek keyboard on my iPhone... not sure how seaquin installed one, but I took an easy route:
Settings --> General --> Keyboard --> International Keyboards --> turn Greek on Then whenever you're typing away, hit the little world icon by the spacebar to toggle your international keyboards and you get this. I already had a Portuguese one set up, never thought about a Greek option until now. Awesome. http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/4...ekkeyboard.jpg |
Thanks thetygerlily .. would never have thought or know to do that ..
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(I used to use MACs only, then changed to PC for work, and just changed back to MAC for my personal computer at Christmas). Thank you!! |
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