Category:FAQ

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When an entry in this FAQ has grown to the status of an article or is stable and definitive, it may be moved to a more static home.

Guides to Good Practice

Many guides to good practice can be found at the following sites:

• Stoa Consortium
• Digital Medievalist
• Classics@ vol. 2 ("Cultural Informatics")
• Arts and Humanities Data Service
• King's Digital Consultancy Service
• Ancient World Mapping Centre

(We should index significant guides from these sites, and others, some time, a beginning of this index can be found at the bottom of the Resources page...)

Articles in category "FAQ"

There are 45 articles in this category.

A Advanced Imaging Techniques Agent-based Modelling C Circumflex on omikron or epsilon Classical texts on Google Book Search Concording Greek and Latin texts Coptic (Unicode) D Digital Critical Editions of Texts in Greek and Latin Digital Publication: advantages and disadvantages Digital publication vs. print publication E Encoding and display of Hebrew, Etruscan, Hieroglyphics, Cuneiform, etc G GIS data embedded in archaeological plans Greek Fonts (PSGreek in MiKTeX) Greek Fonts (TLG Beta Code vs. Unicode) Greek Fonts (Unicode) Greek Fonts (variant character forms)

G cont. Greek Keyboards (Unicode) Greek Unicode duplicated vowels Greek and Latin texts in digital form Greek in LaTeX with Babel and psgreek H How do I install WinGreek under Word Perfect 5.0? How do I type and display Sanskrit? Humanities Computing L Lexicographic data, encoding of M Metrical Symbols (Unicode) Morphological parsing or lemmatising Greek and Latin O Online vs static electronic publication Open Standards P Preparing Greek for display in web browsers Prosopography and genealogy software R RSS or Atom S Sanskrit, typing and display

S cont. Satellite photographs Scanning Greek text as text (OCR) Search the TLG and PHI databases Searching for classical sites on the web Speech-recognition for Greek and Latin Statistical software Stopwords for Greek and Latin T Teaching and learning languages, computer applications Text Digitisation Standards Text Encoding (implications of using XML vs database) Typographical tools for control over the appearance of printed text U Unicode for ancient languages W WinGreek under Word Perfect 5.0 X XML for mark-up of text projects for the web