On 12.06.08, Anthony Campbell wrote: > On 12 Jun 2008, G. Milde wrote:
> A bit of background to all this: my wife is Greek and needs to type > Greek occasionally; she is also a purist about accents etc. (Byzantine > enthusiast). She is not happy seeing non-Greek characters on screen. In this case, a greek keyboard layout should solve the problem. Which OS are you using? If Linux, which window manager or desktop environment? E.g. with KDE it is simple to set up alternative keyboard layouts that can be switched clicking on a button in the taskbar. Alternatively to the system-level keybord layout, you can use the keyboard customization in LyX. See section 4.4 of Help>Customization (from reading it, I gues that you cannot switch keymaps easily from inside a running LyX, though). To stress the comparing with German, > > where e.g. "a is converted to ä in the output (but not in LyX). I never use this feature as my keyboard has an 'ä' key at an easy accessible position. This way I have ä in both, LyX and printout without any problems. Günter
