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* [[Theuth]] by Daniele Fusi, a Microsoft Word addin allowing conversion to and from Unicode | * [[Theuth]] by Daniele Fusi, a Microsoft Word addin allowing conversion to and from Unicode | ||
<!--* [[Betacode Converter]] (Betacode into Unicode). Dead link as of Nov. 15, 2015 --> | <!--* [[Betacode Converter]] (Betacode into Unicode). Dead link as of Nov. 15, 2015 --> | ||
* [[transcoder|Transcoder]] by Hugh Cayless | * [[transcoder|Transcoder]] by Hugh Cayless (Java) | ||
* [[GreekTranscoder|GreekTranscoder]] by David-Artur Daix | * [[GreekTranscoder|GreekTranscoder]] by David-Artur Daix | ||
* [[tlgu.html|TLGU]] | * [[tlgu.html|TLGU]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:44, 15 November 2015
The following tools allow users to convert polytonic Greek text among different fonts and formats:
- Theuth by Daniele Fusi, a Microsoft Word addin allowing conversion to and from Unicode
- Transcoder by Hugh Cayless (Java)
- GreekTranscoder by David-Artur Daix
- TLGU
- Greek Font to Unicode Converter by Sean Readmond
- GreekKeysConverter by Lucius Hartmann
- Historical Transliteration Tool by Fabian Körner and Gabriel Bodard
- greekconverter by Michael Neuhold (online demo applet and Java class; many formats supported)
- (Free!) Beta Code to Unicode Converter by the Cener for Natural Language Processing
Notis Toufexis has published a list of Tools for converting Beta code to Unicode, which was last updated on 26 April 2008.
Compare Greek Fonts (Unicode) on the issue of writing polytonic Greek.