Meduse-Normal *A Macintosh type1 font that takes up the (set II) ASCII table for Greek IBM machines. Could be useful for transferring texts composed on (Greek) IBM (and compatibles) -under MS-DOS-
to the Macintosh. (Copyright 1994 Nikos Goulandris (Nikos.Goulandris@ens.fr)). Two keyboard configurations are included, one for AZERTY French keyboards, another for British QWERTY keyboards (The British keyboard designed by Peter Coxhead)
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MeduseBis-Normal, MeduseTer-Normal and MeduseQuarto-Normal are three (Macintosh) truetype fonts that correspond to some conversion schemes for Greek fonts. MeduseBis will read on a Macintosh, Greek saved 'as text' documents created with ELOT928 Greek fonts (WordWindows), MeduseTer will read (on a Macintosh) Greek text documents created with fonts like HellasTimes (GreekWord Windows)
and finally MeduseQuarto could (but I have not tested it) be used with Macintosh Web viewers to display htlm documents created with ELOT928 coding. (Please note that some characters (epsilon lower case
accent, eta upper accent, eta lower accent, omicron upper accent, pi upper, pi lower, upsilon upper accent, upsilon lower accent, chi upper, omega lower accent)that in the 'original' coding have a decimal
value below 32 will not be appear when using the Meduse (bis to quarto) fonts). NG.
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Included a Medusa (*.gif* picture) designed by Zoe Keramea.
