Follower?

I see that this software doesn't like Greek since I was going to post "Follower" in Greek but the characters I was attempting to input don't come out right.

The listing of posts states that there are N replies and N1 "Followers." What does that signify?

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David Ladiges

If I recall correctly, the Followers would be those that follow a thread via email.

David

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/267#Comment_267

I half-way wondered whether that wasn't the case, but it seems rather unnecessary to note that some are following a conversation by email.

TCBlack

I see that this software doesn't like Greek since

EEK! ἑλληνικός doesn't work? If Greek and Hebrew don't work that could be a problem for these forums. Quick someone at Logos find the UTF-8 switch!

hmm, the preview seemed to indicate that Greek worked.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/275#Comment_275

EEK! ἑλληνικός doesn't work? If Greek and Hebrew don't work that could be a problem for these forums. Quick someone at Logos find the UTF-8 switch!

hmm, the preview seemed to indicate that Greek worked.

Perhaps the fault is with my settings or simply that the subject line doesn't allow Greek. I'll try that again (subject header, that is).

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277#Comment_277

See how these turn out with only font size changes.

πρόσωπον Greek

Hebrew אֱלֹהִ֔ים

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==> That's encouraging - but first had to paste some English text for this reply (to nuke the R to L of the Hebrew).

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/277#Comment_277

EEK! ἑλληνικός doesn't work? If Greek and Hebrew don't work that could be a problem for these forums. Quick someone at Logos find the UTF-8 switch!

hmm, the preview seemed to indicate that Greek worked.

Perhaps the fault is with my settings or simply that the subject line doesn't allow Greek. I'll try that again (subject header, that is).

It now appears likely that there is a problem with my machine or the software since I just attempted to type some Greek in an e-mail only to have it come out as gibberish. I can type Greek in Logos notes, but apparently not outside Logos. I just today finally installed the Logos keyboards on my new computer which co-incides with the beginning of not being able to type Greek outside Logos. Previously I had been using the Windows keyboards but didn't like the layout since I was used to the Logos keyboards. It may be that this problem is a result of the keyboards not working well with Vista since they worked well with XP. Perhaps the Logos experts can look into the matter.