| You may experience
problems viewing some pages which include translations into Greek
language. The Latin characters will display properly but the Greek
text will be scrambled showing boxes, dashes and curls.
This problem can be easily solved by
setting up your browser to accept Greek based pages if this has not
been done already. It is best to ask your system administrator to
set it up for you. Here are some basic instructions to set it up
yourself. |
Εάν
διαβάζετε αυτό το κείμενο στα Ελληνικά, τότε το σύστημα σας είναι
ρυθμισμένο σωστά και δεν χρειάζεται καμία άλλη ρύθμιση. |
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Setting up your
browser for Greek Language
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Netscape - Mozilla
- Firefox |
Select menu View and scroll
down to Character Coding. If the option Greek (Windows
1253) is visible then select it. If not, select Customize... |
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| In the Available
Character Coding list scroll down to Greek (Windows-1253),
select it and press Add. |
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| Once it has been added
in the Active Character Codings list ensure it is listed in
the top line. If not, use the UP arrow to move it up. |
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| Click on the OK
button and you are set. To make it active you may need to reopen
your browser. |
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MS Internet
Explorer |
Select menu View and scroll
down to Encoding. If the option Greek (Windows) is
visible then select it. |
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| If not, select the
Tools menu and select Internet Options... |
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| Select
the Languages button. |
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| Greek should not be in
the preference list, so press the Add button to insert it. |
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| Scroll down the
language list to Greek [el] and select it. Press OK. |
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| Greek [el]
should be now visible in the list. If not in the top row then use
the Move Up button to move it up. |
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| Click on the OK
button and you are set. To make it active you may need to reopen
your browser. |
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