How do you get a Greek keyboard outside of Greec for the MacBook/MacBook Pro
In the UK it is not possable to get a Greek keyboard direct from http://store.apple.com/uk
and any one help?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7), dead battery due to OS X Upgrade
TopSteve wrote:
QED
I'm sure you meant to say ὅπερ ἔδει δεῖξαι ...:-)
Tom Gewecke wrote:
TopSteve wrote:
QED
I'm sure you meant to say ὅπερ ἔδει δεῖξαι ...:-)
:-) Omm I am having dificalty tranlating the Greek you give, it appears to tranlate to Latin "Opera formance deixai" to English "Formance deixai Works". So no I'll stick withQED Latin "Quod Erat Demonstrandum", Greek "έχει αποδειχθεί" both meaning "it has been proved"
ὅπερ ἔδει δεῖξαι (ΟΕΔ) is what Euclid wrote after he proved a theorem, the ancient Greek from which QED was derived.
:-) Ok after some looking round yes :-) but it's a bit ancient and I think more people know QED.
O and I can larth LOL
I've had a Macbook Air for 5 years, but it broke down so I got a new one this week and found that if I go to System Preferences, and then to Language, you can add whichever you like, in my case Greek as well.
Then go to keyboards and you will find the Greek keyboard on there.
I haven't tried to write with it yet, but really hope it works !!! Apple told me that it would. Of course it wouldn't be practical if you wanted to use it all the time, but for the odd e mail of social media comment in Greek, it would be OK I hope ?
Try my idea written below - going to System Preferences and keyboard and adding Greek as a second language. You will see the Greek keyboard.
Only useful for the odd comment or e mail though, as very small.
You misunderstand me. I can type in Greek and I can display a Greek keyboard on screen. What I did not have was a physical!keyboard. One with the keycaps in Greek. I could get many other keyboards but Greek and I thought unfare.
but thank you for your help I already know that.
Getting a Greek Keyboard
