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Typing on a virtual keyboard Greek - it's free and easy
We tested for a long time the site interface for Windows and Greek keyboard layout for your convenience. And now we are confident in your comfort when typing on our Greek keyboard online on the screen of your monitor. Here you can use the online standard Greek keyboard (qwerty), phonetic keyboard and another. Soon we will add the Greek keyboard in the form of the alphabet. It’s very easy to tape letters, translate them, print and save, to keep in touch with friends with Facebook and Twitter. And of course – what is the Internet without Google search and the video on YouTube? All these actions are done on our website in one click - try it! Also, you can save your printed documents (you need to log in using Facebook, Twitter or Google), that would later continue them.How to get and use the virtual Greek keyboard on your site?
You can also install on your website our link, button, or the entire online virtual Greek keyboard - for this you need to copy and paste the code from here to your website or blog. We are also open to suggestions for features you need - just write us and describe what is missing (the more detail - the better) - we will do what you need!And upload image to you text with IMGisto.
Translation from Greek to English keyboard online
To translate the text taped on the Greek keyboard online, just click “Translate” and a new window will open the most popular worldwide online translator by Google. By default, the English translation from the Greek, but you can choose any other in its sole discretion. This service in English made fore USA, United Kingdom (Great Britain), Canada and Australia.You are all free to use this online Greek keyboard to enter Greek characters on your computer, either if you do not have a suitable keyboard to enter Cyrillic. This keyboard is applied to enter both small and capital letters and so, you can enter any Greek character using this online keyboard. Additionally, you can edit the text simply by placing your mouse cursor inside the box. The rules are similar to each other as you typically type and edit texts in text editing software. We believe that this quite simple online Greek keyboard will help you type texts in Greek characters even if you are far from your Greek computer, for example, you can use this online Greek keyboard when you are in a foreign country and using the internet in Internet cafe.
If you duplicate Greek text and enter it into an email message, it may happen that you see the Greek characters perfectly, but the people you send the email to will not see them properly. To get around this problem, you must save the Greek text in a text editor, such as OpenOffice or Microsoft Word and after that you need to send the text file as an attachment. But the best option is to export IS-Text to a PDF file and then you can be 100% sure that the Greek characters will not be mixed up or lost in any way.
In order to have a virtual keyboard always at hand, move this link to your bookmarks bar:
For example, in the Firefox browser it looks like this:
(The bookmarks bar must be turned on).
VIRTUAL KEYBOARD program
The Virtual Keyboard program allows you to enter characters using the mouse. Yes, it’s not very convenient, but it’s definitely better than writing: “ska4at russkaya klaviatura...”
This program can be useful if you need to type text in a language whose alphabet characters are not on the keyboard buttons or support for the corresponding layout is not installed in the operating system.
Another possible area of application for a virtual keyboard is the secure entry of confidential data (passwords, bank account numbers, credit cards). If you do not rule out that you are being monitored by some program that records your keystrokes on the keyboard, then a virtual keyboard is the solution to this problem!
At the moment (as of September 14, 2013) version 4.0.1 is available for download.
Version 4.0.1
This version has 75 language layouts and supports 53 languages:
Russian, Azerbaijani, Albanian, English, Arabic, Armenian, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Bosnian, Hungarian, Vietnamese, Dutch, Greek, Georgian, Danish, Hebrew, Icelandic, Spanish, Italian, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Chinese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian , Maltese, Maori, Marathi, Mongolian, German, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Thai, Tamil, Tatar, Turkish, Uzbek, Ukrainian, Urdu, Farsi, Finnish, French, Croatian, Czech, Swedish , Estonian, Japanese,
has an English interface.
Another version of the program - - is an analogue of the "Virtual Keyboard" program. The difference between them is that it is written in the Java programming language, so it works regardless of hardware, settings and operating system language, and is also platform independent. Those. it can run on both Windows and Linux, as well as any other operating systems.
The only condition: to run the program, you must have a Java virtual machine installed on your computer (Java Virtual Machine or JRE), which is usually not included with the operating system. Therefore it must be installed separately. The Java Virtual Machine can be downloaded from: http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
Typing on the virtual keyboard is easy and free
We have been testing the site interface and keyboard layouts for your convenience for a long time. And now we are confident in your comfort when typing on our keyboard online on your monitor screen. Here online you can use a standard keyboard (qwerty), phonetic keyboard and others. A Greek keyboard in the form of the alphabet will be added soon. It's easy to type letters, translate them, print and save them, and stay in touch with friends using Facebook and Twitter. And of course - what is the Internet without Google search and YouTube videos? All these actions are done on our website in 1 click - try it! You can also save your printed documents (to do this, you need to log in using Facebook, Twitter or Google) so that you can continue them later.And if you need to upload a photo from your computer or phone and get a link, use IMGisto.
Greek keyboard online on your website - how to get and use it
You can also install our link, button, or the entire online virtual Greek keyboard on your website - to do this you need to copy the code and paste it into your website or blog. We are also open to suggestions for the features you need - just write to us and describe what is missing (the more details, the better) - we will do what you need!Greek keyboard and English translation online
In order to translate text typed on your keyboard online, simply click the “Translate” button and the world’s most popular online translator from Google will open in a new window. By default, the translation is set to English, but you can choose any other language at your discretion.Use English letters. For example, α can be entered as the English "a", Ψ as the English "Y", etc. This way of writing Greek words is called beta code.
Or install the Greek layout...
The most common Greek layout with 24 letters. In any case, you won't need a polytonic layout. Forget about keyboard chords for typing psili, dasy, oxy, varia, signature iota and their combinations. Slavonik himself will provide you with the opportunity to introduce this diversity at the right time. At the same time, your input speed will be higher than that of professional layout designers. Why, it’s higher than that of the ancient Greeks. I deliberately did not learn the standard methods of entering polytonics in order to be sure that what Slavonik offers is sufficient for the Greek minuscule.
To enter letters with superscripts...
Just press the same key again. In this case, the active character in the contextual keyboard will move cyclically through the list, replacing the simple letter you entered with a letter with superscripts. There is no need to press the ENTER key - just enter the next letter of the word. For example, you entered λο, but intend to enter λόγος. After entering ο you will see the options: ό ὸ . Just press the ο key again, and the letter you entered will be replaced by ό. After that, immediately enter γ.
You can also use arrows...
When you press the left-right arrows, the effect will be similar to repetition, but entering characters with superscripts by repetition is much more convenient - your fingers remain in place, and do not reach for a far, far away arrow. You can also use a mouse, but this is unprofessional :).
And if you press SHIFT while repeating...
The active character in the contextual keyboard will move in the opposite direction. This technique is convenient if the list of candidates is long, but you want to quickly “reach” the last characters.
How to enter subscription iota?
To do this, you need to enter iota explicitly and select subscription iota from its options. For example, let's say you need to enter ᾳ. Consistently press the letters α, ι, then press ι again to get to the warrant with the signature iota. If you want to enter both iota and an aspirated accent, such as ᾄ, enter ἄ first and then iota.
How to administer colon?
Colon is entered using a regular dot - when entering a dot, an option with a colon is offered, which can be selected by pressing the dot again.
When entering a capital letter...
All symbols offered to you in the contextual keyboard will also be large. In this case, when repeating SHIFT for the sake of a capital letter, it is not necessary to press it - it will only affect the traversal order, but not the case.
Why is the keyboard "contextual"?
The context of a letter is its location in a word. Depending on where the letter appears in the word, its valid variants may differ. For example, aspiration is placed only on the first syllable, and is required. This means that for the vowels of the first syllable there will be aspirated variants and there will be no unaspirated variants, and for the rest - vice versa. Here are some cases:
- aspiration is written only on the first syllable
- the letter σ at the end of a word is written as ς
- trema (two dots) is placed only in the position of a possible diphthong
- the initial ρ is always written with thick aspiration
- the combination ρρ is written as ῤῥ
Why is there no “needed” letter among the letter options?
This most likely means that the option is unacceptable in this context. To avoid mistakes, Slavonik does not even offer it to you. If you suddenly find that the correct option is missing, do not forget to inform the developers about it at [email protected].
How to enter consecutive letters?
After all, when you press the same letter again, Slavonik goes through the options?! In this case, after entering the first letter, you need to turn off the context keyboard by pressing ESC or ENTER or using the mouse, and then enter the second letter. At first glance, this seems like an inconvenience, but believe me, using repeat to enter options is much more convenient. There are very few consecutive vowels.
When does letter autocorrect work?
Autocorrect works in cases where the letter you entered in a given context should look 100% different. For example, if you entered σ not at the beginning of a word, Slavonik will automatically replace it with ς, since there is no point in forcing you to select the option manually. The acute stress (oxia) on the last syllable is automatically replaced by a heavy stress (varia) when you enter a space following the word. If suddenly in some case you don’t like the autocorrect, you can cancel it through the usual UnDo.