On 26/02/02 12:01, "Apostolos Koutropoulos" <AdmiralAK_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> OK, big big question.
> I have been using NewtonPress to do most of my books. Moving slowly away
> from latin based languages (or "simple" latin based languugages) I was
> wondering what kinds of encodings are available for the newton? I would
> really like to be able to write (or tap on an on screen keyboard) in greek,
> and several other languages.
>
> Anyone have any idea ? I wanted to write a few greek things up, as well as
> some references to Russian, vietnamese and polish grammars.
I don't know the specifics, but I can attest that I've seen chinese (or was
it japanese?) and, more recently, russian on a Newton (wink wink, Paul F.!).
Sean Luke could probably give you a headup about that.
-Laurent.
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