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Can't see Symbol font in Netscape? Read on...
Found this online today:
Using Symbol font to display Greek letters with Netscape 6+ Is this text in Greek letters: ihsou cristou? If not, read on. Although Netscape attempts to use Adobe standards for rendering symbols, it doesn't work on most Windows-based computers. To get Netscape 6 or later to see Greek letters in the standard Symbol font you need to alter a configuration file called fontEncoding.properties. 1. Change to the directory containing this file. On my system it is located at \Program Files\Netscape\Netscape\res\fonts 2. Open fontEncoding.properties with a text editor such as Notepad. 3. Find the line containing the symbols definition. It should look like: # Symbol font encoding.symbol.ttf = Adobe-Symbol-Encoding 4. Comment out the existing line by placing a '#' character at the beginning of the line. 5. Now enter encoding.symbol.ttf = windows-1252 The result should look like : # Symbol font # encoding.symbol.ttf = Adobe-Symbol-Encoding encoding.symbol.ttf = windows-1252 6. Save the file and restart your Netscape browser. |
Any tips for the Safari browser that I use for my mac? Thanks. :)
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Problems with Netscape?
Get Firefox. |
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I also have Mozilla, Firefox, Opera and a couple others on my system. :D |
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Check out these resources:
http://www.tlg.uci.edu/help/Help6.html http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~pi...nicodeMac.html http://tlt.its.psu.edu/suggestions/i...age/greek.html http://discussions.info.apple.com/we...sX.3@.68908e3c You can also try posting a message to the Apple>Safari board directly: http://discussions.info.apple.com/we...sX.6@.3bbdb2b0 |
Thanks for the links, Barbara! I'll try them. Fingers crossed. :D
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Modern Tech at its best????
:( :o :eek: :confused: :mad: :p |
I have a Macintosh and I use Netscape Communicator 7.02 for my browser. I cannot view the symbol font properly. However, I have no problem seeing the Greek letters in Internet Explorer.
I have yet to find a set of instructions on how to fix this problem on my system. The instructions PenguinTrax posts are not compatible with my OS as I do not have the files to which her posts refer. :( I'll have to keep trying though. One of these days I'll figure it out! (Then I'll post here and help out all of my fellow Apple folks!) .....Kelly :) |
I just noticed that the original Greek letters (in the first post where it says: Is this text in Greek letters?....) the words mean "Jesus Christ" in the genitive! :D
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I use a Mac and Firefox, and I just turn signatures off. It makes scanning posts a lot easier too when you don't see signatures that are 37 lines long. :D
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I use firefox and I can see some greek letters but not others. For example, the text at the top is in times new roman, but Peaches-n-Cream's DFE is in symbol, while other poster's signatures are not. I tried changing the font encoding properties but that did not work.
Any other suggestions? |
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Like the signature on my name reads as QNX |
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