How to change between English, Greek and Hebrew fonts?

In Libronix it was simple to switch between fonts, with F2. F2 doesn't do it in L4, apparently.

So, how do I switch to Greek or Hebrew when I'm doing searches?

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L3 had program internal keyboards for the languages. In L4 you need to either use the transliteration: g:logos. Or install the Greek keyboards onto your computer. The benefit of the latter is that then you'll have them in any program you own -- type Greek in word, in e-mails, wherever. And its not transliteration.

http://www.logos.com/support/downloads/keyboards

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/102691#Comment_102691

http://wiki.logos.com/How_to_enter_text_in_Greek_and_Hebrew

Allen Browne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/102698#Comment_102698

The shibboleth page has downloads for WinXP and Vista.

Will either work in Window 7 64-bit?

Allen Browne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/102848#Comment_102848

For anyone else wondering about this, the Shibboleth tool does work in Win7 (64-bit.)

TCBlack

Assuming you've turned on the languages in windows, it's a simply ALT+SHFT to switch between them in any program.

To turn on the languages in Windows 7 (quite similar in XP)....

First the picture, then the directions:

Go to control panel >Region and languages
Click the keyboards and languages tab
Click Change keyboards (note this is the long way to get here but it works for almost everyone)
Click "ADD"
navigate to your preferred language and associated keyboard. Not everyone will see Logos keyboard unless you add them from the Logos.com/downloads page. If you don't want to mess with them, just use "Greek Polytonic"
Click OK
Click OK again (or go back to #4 to add another language like Hebrew)
You'll see a small language indicator appear on your taskbar next to your systray.