> > What I want to do now: I would like to insert greek text from a third
> > application via clipboard. This text comes in Unicode (not in
> > transliterated) and renders well using fonts like Code2000 in KDE 3. I
> > changed the screen font to Code2000 and the screen font encoding to
> > "iso10646-1", which should work with greek text. Also, elatex should be
> > able to process it, no?
> >
> > Now: Whenever I try to select greek text and paste it in Lyx all I see is
> > ?????? marks, no matter what the language of the current paragraph is.
>
> AFAIK, LyX does not support Unicode. In order to past the text from
> anywhere via clipboard, you need to convert it to iso-latin encoding first.
> Maybe the "recode" command can help you (try man recode or the info pages).
> Maybe you could also open the unicoded file in a text editor that
> internally translates it to "normal" code and then drag and drop...

Thanks for the reply. The recode thing is a good suggestion.

Now, given that greek is iso-8859-7(greek), but my language and keyboard 
setting is iso8859-1(latin1), how do I need to configure lyx to accept the 
greek text? I guess I somehow need to switch the encoding(s) in lyx? Sorry 
but I am not well-educated in that area yet. Do I need to mark the text as 
greek (Character->Language) as well? 
(Still using lyx 1.1 btw, 1.2 did not work for me - but does not matter.)

Thanks for all help.

Martin


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