Displaying Greek Characters.

I occasionally show NT verses in their original language when I am making a particular point. The only font that I have found in Proclaim is Greek Handwriting, which seems a little .... well: less than academic? Where is SBL Greek, et. al.? Also, it would be nice to mix and match 2 fonts in one slide.

Thanks,

Kevin M. Shaw

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Scott Alexander

Where is SBL Greek, et. al.?

Have you tried SBL BibLit? I believe it supports Greek glyphs.

Also, it would be nice to mix and match 2 fonts in one slide.

A workaround is to create multiple text fields, each with their own font family.

Kevin M. Shaw

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/755849#Comment_755849

The BibLit font doesn't seem to change the characters for the Greek text of the NT from what they are when I choose another font such as "News Cycle" .... and is awful.

Kevin M. Shaw

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/756164#Comment_756164

Surely, with Logos being the premiere source for Original Language materials... there must be a good strong font (2 or 3 would be great) ... It must be there, but I don't know which one it is. Or perhaps, I can somehow import a font of my choosing on all of our proclaim computers?

Thanks,
Pastor Kevin M. Shaw

Jeremy Jusak

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/756164#Comment_756164

The BibLit font doesn't seem to change the characters for the Greek text of the NT from what they are when I choose another font such as "News Cycle" .... and is awful.

I did some investigation and it looks like the SBL BibLit font was not being used correctly when chosen for Greek text. A fix for this issue will be included in our next release. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.