Entering Special Characters on the Greek Keyboard

I am trying to add a circumflex to a Greek letter but am having difficulty getting the command to work. The instructions I was given from Logos Support indicate that you combine the = key with the letter, but this isn't working. I can get the acute and grave accents, but not the circumflex. Any help is appreciated.

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MJ. Smith

bumping in hopes of getting an appropriate response 2

Mike Binks

Greetings Matthew

Sorry that you have not had a response before. I passed the post by because of the lack of background information needed.

What you are asking about is not necessarily a Logos function but an operating system (OS) function.

Please let us know which OS and version number you are using. It might be helpful know which version of Logos you are using.

If it is MacOS then I might be able to help, if it is a flavour of Windows there may be others with the expertise, if it is linux we can recommend a prayer group for you.

David Thomas

I am trying to add a circumflex to a Greek letter but am having difficulty getting the command to work.

Where are you using this keystroke combination? Sermon Builder? Notes? Search Bar? Other applications?

Mike Binks has offered help if you are on a Mac. I am on the PC side and find the (never officially supported, but VERY useful) Shibboleth Utility from Faitlife to be invaluable in that I don't type original languages often enough to remember all the shortcuts.

https://web.archive.org/web/20160418115154/https://www.logos.com/shibboleth

https://www.logos.com/product/53264/original-languages-keyboards-for-windows I have printed and laminated the keyboards from the PDF that unzips from this location. According to the image a circumflex should be available either from shift-tilda or unshifted = after you have installed the Logos Greek keyboard