![]() Very easy to use-no doubt there are Greek keyboards out there that have been created with this tool?Ī Greek keyboard input layout that uses pure Beta Code to type Unicode Greek. Also includes links to several pre-written Greek keyboards:Ī visual tool for creating new keyboard layouts for Macintosh OSX. If not, or if you prefer a different input method, the following options may be of use.Ī professional tool for the creation of keyboard input layouts for Windows. If you have purchased GreekKeys, LaserGreek, Antioch or another major font package, these will probably come with an included keyboard utility. They also follow the layouts of modern Greek keyboards, which can be confusing for English-speaking touch typists. The current versions of Windows (Windows XP Home, Windows XP Professional, Windows Vista) and Mac OS X (10.3+) come with optional keyboard layouts called "polytonic Greek." These are mostly sufficient for typing ancient Greek, but do not always represent certain punctuation characters (e.g., on one keyboard, the Greek semi-colon is missing, and must be accessed using a character map utility). ![]() ![]() Alternatively, you could use a palette, or visual keyboard, to access the characters you want. If you are employing a Unicode solution to encoding and displaying Greek on your computer (as is strongly recommended), then all you need to be able to type Greek in your word processor, email client, etc., is a keyboard driver that recognises polytonic Greek input. 4 Converting your old files to Unicode?.3.1 Visual keyboard for classical Greek.
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