#Greek bible for mac how to#
#Greek bible for mac install#

In the “system preferences” window that will open, click on the Language & Text icon.

On the drop-down menu select System Preferences.Click on the apple symbol in the the upper left of tool bar.There is a quick summary below in the Typing in Unicode Greek section. Please read my instruction document ( Greek_Polytonic_Easy_Accent_Instructions.pdf) explaining how the keyboard works.See Greek Font Links and Downloads for a list of free Unicode fonts and where to get more. Simply press Alt+Shift to switch between English and Greek keyboards and make sure that you are using a unicode font like Palatino Linotype, Minion Pro, Gentium etc. You will see a confirmation window once the keyboard is installed.

#Greek bible for mac install#

Double click on the setup file to install the keyboard.Once you have the file on your machine (probably in your downloads folder), double click it to browse the files inside it.Double click EZAccent.zip and then save the zip file to your local machine.Windows Operating Systems – Download John Schwandt’s EZAccent Keyboard EZAccent.zip

#Greek bible for mac how to#

The following is how to step up a Greek polytonic keyboard on each of these systems. However, I have created a remedy keyboard for Windows systems called EZAccent and have it freely available for you below (as long as this site remains the only place to download it – I may find some slight improvement tweaks in the future and don’t want multiple versions confusing people.) I have not yet figured out how to do the same thing for Mac’s but its native system is sufficient. The result is that windows has a key for each possible accent, breather and subscript combination. Mac operating systems allow for multiple dead key combinations (select breathing, select accent, select subscript and then finally select a letter) and Windows systems only allow for a single dead key. Currently Apple’s Mac has a notable edge for typing polytonic Greek in Unicode when comparing their normal accenting systems. Installation of mutlilanguage support and keyboard layout for GreekĪll operating systems are not created equal.