Re: Greek charset

Oskar Gudlaugsson wrote:

> If I wanted to present material on this list written in Greek, would that be
> possible? I.e. what's the best way to get Greek characters into my post and
> onto your screens? If that's possible at all... (and if not, why does this
> have to be such a problem with computers?)
The safest way, in the current state of the art, is "frangovlakhika" (i.e.
using Latin letters).  The usual conventions are omega=w, eta=h, theta=q,
chi=c.  Latin j and v are not used.

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