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JC27 · 07-18-2010, 08:26 AM

I don't really know about any other reader. I only started using
Calibre because a friend recommended it and its support of epub format.

I've searched the internet and found Adobe Digital Editions.
It didn't show the Greek in the internet archive's book as well.
I've tried Sigil as well and it didn't show the Greek either.

So I guess the the problem is with this particular epub.
Fair enough. How do I modify the stylesheet so that it will display the
book exactly the way it was intended to be displayed?

Have you tried the file I uploaded to megaupload, unicode_font_display.epub?
On Adobe Digital Editions, just like in all of their products, Hebrew is either
not recognized or displayed backwards. The Greek characters in the font
examples were not viewed in most of them. How do I set the stylesheet to view at
least the Greek properly in the fonts which are capable of that?

Or better yet, if you or anyone else have a properly-set epub with Polytonic Greek
characters, It'd be of great help to me.

Thanks.

07-18-2010, 08:26 AM	#3
JC27 Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2010 Device: none	I don't really know about any other reader. I only started using Calibre because a friend recommended it and its support of epub format. I've searched the internet and found Adobe Digital Editions. It didn't show the Greek in the internet archive's book as well. I've tried Sigil as well and it didn't show the Greek either. So I guess the the problem is with this particular epub. Fair enough. How do I modify the stylesheet so that it will display the book exactly the way it was intended to be displayed? Have you tried the file I uploaded to megaupload, unicode_font_display.epub? On Adobe Digital Editions, just like in all of their products, Hebrew is either not recognized or displayed backwards. The Greek characters in the font examples were not viewed in most of them. How do I set the stylesheet to view at least the Greek properly in the fonts which are capable of that? Or better yet, if you or anyone else have a properly-set epub with Polytonic Greek characters, It'd be of great help to me. Thanks.