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Originally Posted by Jellby
Greek letters should be no problem if you use an appropriate encoding, such as utf8, then it's a matter of the fonts in the reader having the Greek glyphs (which most current fonts should have). As for a starting format for ebooks, I'd use HTML, and then use XHTML+CSS (ePUB) as a storage and conversion source format.
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It wasn't that I was worried it can't be done, just that I'm looking for the safest way. If I'm making this for public consumption, who knows what fonts will get used on the other end... and will the encoding be preserved through various conversions? Would doing it in Html and using α and β codes, be better... or putting in LaTeX and using \alpha and \beta, etc.? That's what I'm trying to decide currently.
Nice byline, by the way.