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Originally Posted by HarryT
Of course, if you just need a few equations, or a Greek quotation, or something like that, in a book, it can be done equally well (and more portably) with graphics - I've done that in many of the books that I've created.
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I wouldn't say "equally well". Graphics don't wrap or scale nicely with font size. But for Greek (or Cyrillic, etc.), there are many fonts that include those characters, so they can be directly encoded (as unicode or entities) in the ebook and be displayed in whichever font the user has chosen. The Russian version of "La divina commedia" I posted was done that way, Greek would be just as easy, I believe.