#Fontlab app for mac#
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#Fontlab app install#

Previous VersionsDecember 8, 2019: Version 5.007 of New Athena Unicode font has been released.

#Fontlab app install#

For maximum compatibility with modern programs, it is recommended that you install all four, but for some simple applications installing just the Regular style may suffice.įOR WEB DEVELOPERS: DOWNLOAD New Athena Unicode version 5.008 in woff format. The download contains four font files for the four styles: Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic. See the Revision History in the download, in AboutNAUfont_v5_008.rtf.ĭOWNLOAD New Athena Unicode version 5.008 in ttf format (for Windows or MacOS or Linux).

This version adds four combining characters useful for Coptic. Latest VersionĪugust 15, 2021: Version 5.008 of New Athena Unicode font has been released. If you are a classicist making the transition from an old custom encoding of polytonic Greek to Unicode, you may find it useful to read the paper 'Before and After Unicode: Working with Polytonic Greek'.

#Fontlab app for mac#

For Mac Greek Polytonic input, see the related FAQ.

#Fontlab app mac os#

For keyboards, the GreekKeys 2008 package is one possibility (and contains features needed by some scholars), but for basic usage you may be able to do what you need to do simply by using what is already included in your OS (Windows XP and later, Mac OS X). In addition to a font including polytonic Greek characters (and you already have at least a few system fonts on your PC or Mac that include them, although they may lack some of the specialized characters that scholars need), you need to activate a keyboard that inputs polytonic Greek. PLEASE NOTE: downloading and installing this font is NOT the only thing you need to do to type Unicode Greek. The name 'New Athena Unicode' is reserved, and any modified version of the font produced in accordance with the Open Font License must use a different name. For more details about the Open Font License see.

#Fontlab app pdf#

The current license may be read in a PDF in the download package, or by clicking here. The font is now offered under an Open Font License, applying both to its. They may be used in digital or print publication without further permission from the Society for Classical Studies (formerly the American Philological Association). LICENSE: The TrueType version of Athenian font and the TrueType version of New Athena Unicode font have long been made available to all as freeware to facilitate communication on the internet. New Athena Unicode is a 'smart font' that includes OpenType ligatures allowing the display of precomposed combined characters not recognized by Unicode but needed by scholars (for more information see the page on technical details). It follows the Unicode standard (version 6/7) and includes characters for English and Western European languages, polytonic Greek, Coptic, Old Italic, and Demotic Egyptian transliteration (and Arabic transliteration), as well as metrical symbols and other characters used by classical scholars and some required by medievalists and Byzantinists. New Athena Unicode is a freeware multilingual font distributed by the American Philological Association. Click here for the new sales and support site. The updated product GreekKeys 2015 is now available at the web site of the Society for Classical Studies (free to SCS members, $20 for non-members, free or discounted for those who purchased GreekKeys 2008 on or after August 1, 2014). About New Athena Unicode Font November 11, 2015: sales of GreekKeys 2008 ceased on October 28. View the information on this page in Russian translation. GreekKeys License terms for keyboards and fonts New Athena Unicode Font Download GreekKeys Support HomeįAQ and Troubleshooting: Windows XP and higher