AFAOS and encodings

[walkero]

Hello to everyone. I'd like to ask you where can I find the encoding files that are needed to make AFAOS 3.96 work with ttf and greek letters. I tried the the same files that I used with TTManager, but it didn't work, so I cannot see greek letters. Do you have any clue?

[walkero]

Thanks for your replies guys...
well, i tried the following things

I used ttf that I was using with TTFtools and worked fine, with greek encoding. So these fonts support my national signs.

Then I used 3 different encoding files. I will give you part of them to tell me which is the best to use. But none of them did the work, unfortunately. All the files are for ISO-8859-7 encoding.

File #1
0xC1   0x0391   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ALPHA
0xC2   0x0392   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER BETA
0xC3   0x0393   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER GAMMA
0xC4   0x0394   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA
0xC5   0x0395   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER EPSILON
0xC6   0x0396   #   GREEK CAPITAL LETTER ZETA


File #2
C1 0391
C2 0392
C3 0393
C4 0394
C5 0395
C6 0396


File #3
!C1 U+0391 Alpha

!C2 U+0392 Beta

!C3 U+0393 Gamma

!C4 U+0394 Delta

!C5 U+0395 Epsilon

!C6 U+0396 Zeta

So which is the best, or where should I find the right one?

[walkero]

Thanks for your reply again.

I thought that it might be the same with morphos, so I got from my MorphOS installation the _codepages folder form the FONTS: and tried that one. Unfortunately, it didn't work, and also the encoding files look like this:

0x41   0x0041   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER A
0x42   0x0042   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER B
0x43   0x0043   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C
0x44   0x0044   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER D
0x45   0x0045   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER E
0x46   0x0046   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER F
0x47   0x0047   #   LATIN CAPITAL LETTER G


Is there somewhere a site where I could download the needed encoding files? Or should I make the changes by hand?

[walkero]

Well, I just made the transformation by hand and worked just fine. But there should be a place where someone could download these encoding files. Is there anywhere to do that?

Thanks for your time and help.