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>What can I do in XeLateX in order to obtain a Greek font that recognises and
>changes unicode in Ancient Greek ?
>many thx for ur attention and ur help
>Fabio
>
Hello,
I am not really sure what you are asking. However, many fonts have support for
polytonic Greek
and as long your input file
Hello Sasi,
Do you have "doubts" or "questions". "Doubts" would indicate that you do not
trust the software? "Questions" would be just questions. Allow me to help a bit.
Xe(La)TeX is just like "normal", but with one big difference: xe(la)tex can
read UTF-8 encoded source files. This means that
* Skriv a reas Sasi Kumar (sasi@gmail.com):
|> 1. How can I change the font inside a document? For
|> 2. I am creating a document in two languages, let us say, English and
|> Malayalam
Here is a short example but reading fontspec and polyglossia documentation will
give you essen
If you are using XeLaTeX (not plain XeTeX) you use the FontSpec package
to change fonts and Polyglossia to switch languages. I wrote an
introductory tutorial for XeLaTeX a couple of years ago. It needs some
updating but nonetheless will get you started; after working through the
discussion of
On Oct 3, 2010, at 11:22 PM, 德柳 邓 wrote:
> HII'am a newer for texlive . I have installed texlive 2010 universal-darwin
> under command line for mac (not
> Mactex).--
> 1. I tr
