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Is there a way to cut and paste an entire Greek verse from BibleWorks into a post? I saw the helpful information for using Type Greek Now τψπε Γρεεκ Νοω and that will do for a single word or two but sometimes inserting an entire verse or more would be helpful.
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Bob,
For me, the best way is to set up the Bibleworks copy paste for Greek to unicode. Then I paste the verse into MS Word, and then copy and paste into the browser. For some reason copying directly to the browser does not work well.
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Originally Posted by fredtgreco Bob,
For me, the best way is to set up the Bibleworks copy paste for Greek to unicode. Then I paste the verse into MS Word, and then copy and paste into the browser. For some reason copying directly to the browser does not work well. | Thanks Fred. Could you talk me through that one? either here or PM?
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Bob,
Here is a quick tutorial on how I get Greek (or Hebrew, same principle) in PB posts (all shots are from BW8).
First, you need to make sure that your fonts settings are set to export Unicode fonts:
Then you bring up the Copy dialog. For example purposes, this is a favorite I made that copies English and Greek of the verse. The principle works the same if you highlight the actual Greek text in BW and hit "Copy" (or Ctrl+C).
If you just hit Paste (Ctrl+V) in the PB post window, you get this jibberish:
Instead, you paste it into an open (empty) Word document. After that, you select the text in Word:
Now, when you paste it into the PB post window, you get this:
I have found that the best Unicode Greek font is SBLGreek and that SBL Hebrew is the best Hebrew font. You can download and install both for free from here: http://www.sbl-site.org/educational/biblicalfonts.aspx
You probably have to change your BW fonts settings to the SBL fonts, but that is easy. Does that help?
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Try this site. Type Greek. The only problem I have with it is trying to find a final sigma.
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Originally Posted by Herald Try this site. Type Greek. The only problem I have with it is trying to find a final sigma. | Thanks Bill. BTW When I type in φιλοσ and hit the space bar it automatically converts to φιλος.
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It was that simple, huh?
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Again, you may want to see my point about fonts. Here is a direct copy and paste from the site Bill gave:
φιλος
Here it is after being changes to SBLGreek: φιλος | 
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Originally Posted by fredtgreco Bob,
Here is a quick tutorial on how I get Greek (or Hebrew, same principle) in PB posts (all shots are from BW8).
First, you need to make sure that your fonts settings are set to export Unicode fonts:
Then you bring up the Copy dialog. For example purposes, this is a favorite I made that copies English and Greek of the verse. The principle works the same if you highlight the actual Greek text in BW and hit "Copy" (or Ctrl+C).
If you just hit Paste (Ctrl+V) in the PB post window, you get this jibberish:
Instead, you paste it into an open (empty) Word document. After that, you select the text in Word:
Now, when you paste it into the PB post window, you get this:
I have found that the best Unicode Greek font is SBLGreek and that SBL Hebrew is the best Hebrew font. You can download and install both for free from here: SBL Educational Resources
You probably have to change your BW fonts settings to the SBL fonts, but that is easy. Does that help? | Thanks Fred. I have BibleWorks 6 but hopefully I can make this work.
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Bob,
I think the principle is the same, but the Copy dialog is different.
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