 | sending e-mails in Greek |
| Please can any advise? I have been trying to send e-mails in Greek to Crete but have not been successful. Can anyone help please ? Petros |
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In what, specifically, are you unsuccessful? Regards, Greg Brush |
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| Thanks for your contact. The problem seems to be that the system does not accept or recognise the font of a different alphabet i.e. Greek. Is there a means of making it accept a change in alphabet by some process? |
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Yes. 1.) After you have finished typing your email, highlight the entire text (including anything typed in Greek) and select a font, such as Times New Roman, which includes the Unicode-defined set of accented Greek characters. 2.) Change the Character Encoding for the entire message to Unicode (UTF-8). In Outlook and Outlook Express, for example, this choice is found in Format/Character Encoding/More; in Mozilla, it is located in View/Character Encoding/Customize. 3.) When you are ready to send it off, you will have several choices as to mail format -- send it as "HTML only". This will send your email in HTML, so that all Greek font formatting (including styles such as bold, italic, and underline) will be preserved. The recipient of your email should now see the message exactly as you wrote it. Regards, Greg Brush |
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Greg, Many thanks for providing the instructions for sending e-mails in Greek , having followed your guide lines I have now had successful results. Much appreciated, Regards, Peter Hesford |
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http://users.ox.ac.uk/~tayl0010/polytonic-greek-inputter.html This is an interessant and useful tool for sending e-mail. Good luck, Rachele from Italy |
