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Embedding Greek in Your DocumentsIntroductionThe Perseus WWW site currently uses three styles for viewing Greek on the Web. They are Latin transliteration, Beta code, and ``Greek''. This last option produces SMK GreekKeys® characters when viewed from a Macintosh and Sgreek characters when viewed from Microsoft Windows. Unfortunately, there aren't yet any multi-accent Greek fonts for X windows.For the sake of convenience all our Greek is actually stored as Beta code and then converted when a user asks for another one of the display types. This system works well for dymanic documents such as the text browser or the lexicon, but it doesn't allow you to see Greek in your static documents. This document details how to incorporate Greek into your documents so that anyone who can see Greek in Perseus can see it in your document. The BasicsHere are four simple steps to a document with Greek:
DetailsYou'll notice that this filter leaves the links in your documents alone (except that it expands them). If you want the links in your document to point to filtered documents, add ``&scope=dir'' right after the ``filter'' argument in the URL. This causes all links to documents in the current directory to be filtered.If you add ``&scope=all'' to the URL, all links in your document will point to filtered documents. To see a simple silter that runs on English text, try ``filter=encyclopedia'' instead of ``filter=greek''. This filter link words that are entries in the Perseus encyclopedia.
If you have any questions about filters or have an idea for a new filter, please e-mail me at: dasmith@perseus.tufts.edu
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