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Ellen,
It wasn't clear from you post if you could view the what I sent as Greek
text. However, in spite of a couple of foolish errors in my enthusiam, I
received the post back from B-Greek with the Greek text in tact. Indeed
all the accents and subscripts seem to be possible.
Because of the mixed results that the members of the list have in receiving
the text, some as a scambled transliteration and others as authentic text,
it would be somewhat rude to post in this form as a general rule. I simply
wanted to "test" what I had found. One list member using Navigator did
receive authentic text, but appears at present not to be able to reproduce
the results.
Paul F. Evans
Pastor
Thunder Swamp Pentecostal Holiness Church
MT. Olive NC
"Endeavouring to make use of NT Greek in a real life ministry!"
PS. I include a copy to the List in order to assure everyone that they
will not be receiving scrambled messages to the list. I propose to waste
no more bandwidth on the list with this topic. Thanks for your patience.
Please e-mail me off the list if anyone needs to.
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> From: Mike Adams <adtech@sprynet.com>
> To: Paul F. Evans <evans@mail.gld.com>
> Subject: Re: Re. Greek Fonts and E-mail
> Date: Monday, January 13, 1997 12:11 PM
>
>
> en arch hn o logoj
>
> kai o logos en pros ton qeon.
>
>
> the first is in "Greek", the second in "Mounce"
>
> What's it look like?
>
> Obviously. It does't come back in Greek in a reply.
>
> D'ya think you could do accents and subscripts??
> Of course, it would probably be wise in a message to both post in
> Greek and to transliterate.
>
> Ellen
>
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Ellen,
It wasn't clear from you =
post if you could view the what I sent as Greek text. However, in =
spite of a couple of foolish errors in my enthusiam, I received the post =
back from B-Greek with the Greek text in tact. Indeed all the =
accents and subscripts seem to be possible.
Because of the mixed =
results that the members of the list have in receiving the text, some as =
a scambled transliteration and others as authentic text, it would be =
somewhat rude to post in this form as a general rule. I simply =
wanted to "test" what I had found. One list member using =
Navigator did receive authentic text, but appears at present not to be =
able to reproduce the results.
Paul F. Evans
Pastor
Thunder =
Swamp Pentecostal Holiness Church
MT. Olive =
NC
"Endeavouring to make use of NT Greek in a real =
life ministry!"
PS. I include a copy to the List in =
order to assure everyone that they will not be receiving scrambled =
messages to the list. I propose to waste no more bandwidth on the =
list with this topic. Thanks for your patience. Please e-mail me =
off the list if anyone needs to.
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> From: Mike Adams =
<adtech@sprynet.com>
> To: Paul F. Evans <evans@mail.gld.com>
> Subject: Re: Re. Greek Fonts and =
E-mail
> Date: Monday, January 13, 1997 12:11 PM
>
> =
> en arch hn o logoj
>
> kai o logos en pros ton =
qeon.
>
>
> the first is in "Greek", the =
second in "Mounce"
>
> What's it look =
like?
>
> Obviously. It does't come back in Greek in a =
reply.
>
> D'ya think you could do accents and =
subscripts??
> Of course, it would probably be wise in a message =
to both post in
> Greek and to transliterate.
>
> =
Ellen
>