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>Subject: Re: #7389 Greek fonts
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>> Subject: Greek fonts
>> From: Henry Wilmer <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: <[log in to unmask]>
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> I got a question from a colleague.  I quote it here.  Any places to go for
> Greek and Cyrillic fonts?
> 
>> I'm having difficulty finding sources of fonts for the "funny" languages,
>> e.g. Greek and Russian, especially ones that handle the numerous diacritical
>> marks in Greek -- Symbol font, standard in Word, has very nice Greek
>> characters but no keystroke combinations with diacritics.  The Perseus
>> Project seems to have a Greek font, but my attempts to download and install
>> it have always become lost in the very complex instructions, which call for
>> very technical information about operating systems and other such
>> cyber-viscera.  I'm hoping that by now there's something out there that's
>> relatively simple to download and install.  Do you know of any such?

Depending on your purpose and budget, possibly:

<http://www.linguistsoftware.com>

Bob Majors
Language Learning Center
University of Washington