Greek Fonts

There is a new library database called "Hagiography: A database of
Byzantine Saints, plus associated Greek texts, from the 8th-10th
Centuries." It needs a special old face Greek font for displaying the
full-text of the articles.

Font download and instructions:
http://www.doaks.org/greektext.html

You really don't need instructions because the font just needs to be
downloaded to C:\Windows\Fonts

Now, for your own edification, here is a link to the database itself -
http://www.doaks.org/hagio.html

To see if your Greek font really works, click on "Saints' List" at the
bottom of the screen and then click on "HILARION OF DALMATOS" (just like
the way that one sounds!). Then, click on "Greek Text." Not all of the
entries have Greek text but that one does and it's lovely!

East Asian Fonts

Chinese Language Capability in Windows XP

1. Click "Start" in the lower left corner of your screen and go to "Control Panel."

2. Open "Regional and Language Options" (you may need to switch to "Classic View").

3. Select the "Languages" tab and open Languages options.

4. Choose "Install Files for East Asian Languages." You may be asked to insert your Windows XP installation CD.     After the installation is complete, restart your computer.

5. Go back to the Languages tab and select "Details" to open the "Text Services and Input Options" window.

6. Select "Chinese (Taiwan)" or "Chinese (Pinyin)."

7. For "Chinese (Taiwan)," choose "Microsoft New Phonetic IME 2002a" keyboard layout. Click "OK" and "apply"
    and close the control panel.

8. You should now see a Chinese language bar in the lower right corner of your screen. Click the "EN" icon to
    select keyboard input language.