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Hello everyone,

I am in need of your suggestions.

A little background is needed: the University where I work and study is using the Angel LMS. The biblical language professors are trying to find a font that could be standardized for both Hebrew and Greek.*

What are our options, considering the following requirements:

• Unicode
• Must have support for Greek & Hebrew (must point correctly in Hebrew)
• License: something that would allow us to upload to our own server and distribute to registered students only** / or system font (cross-platform compliant)

*They're open to using separate fonts for Hebrew / Greek if needed.
[EDIT] ** Through a secure LMS.

I'd appreciate your help.

Dan

Haansoft Standard
Symbols 1
Symbols 2
Latin/Numbers
Korean Jamo
Greek
Box Shapes
Unit Symbols
Enclosed Letters
Parenthesized Numbers
Hiragana
Katakana
Russian
Special Languages
Fractions/Superscripts
Phonetic Alphabet
Extra European
Pinyin, Kanji
Arrows
Parentheses
Mathematical Signs
Parenthesized Kanji
Punctuation
Currencies
Letterlike Signs
Superscripts, Others
Numbers
Extra Signs and Dingbats
Science Symbols
Kanji 1
Kanji 2

Korean Wansung Characters
Extra Symbols
Fullwidth ASCII Characters
Korean
Double Korean
Roman Numerals
Greek
Box Drawing
Unit Symbols
Extra Roman Signs and Others
Kana Letters
Cyrillic Letters
Hangul Syllables
Kanji

Unicode 3.2 Characters
Basic Latin

Indices : Technical Info : Haansoft Unicode Blocks and UniPad Features

This article is designed to list which Unicode blocks are supported by corresponding font and all of the features supported by Sharmahd Computing's UniPad.

Supported Platforms
Microsoft Windows 9x, Windows Me
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 200X, Windows XP
WINE HQ, for x86-based Unixes, including Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris
Windows CE ≥
Microsoft Windows 3.x
Linux / X-Windows
Mac OS X
Palm OS ≥

General Features
Full BiDi support (Hebrew, Arabic, Thaana, Syriac)
Rendering of Arabic contextual forms
Separated rendering of non-spacing marks
Combined rendering of non-spacing marks (!)
Normalization (maximal decomposition)

Indices : Technical Info : Language Coverage

This article is designed to list which languages are supported by corresponding Unicode blocks. The rule used here to list languages is to list under scripts that have either official status or are still in popular usage, ie. Azerbaijani officially uses the Latin script, but many Azerbaijanis still use Cyrillic extensively.

Latin-1:

Albanian
Danish
Dutch
English
Faroese
Finnish
Flemish
German
Icelandic
Indonesian
Irish
Italian
Malay
Norwegian
Portuguese
Scottish Gaelic
Spanish
Swahili
Swedish
Tagalog

Latin Extended-A:*

Afrikaans
Basque
Bosnian
Breton
Catalan
Chichewa
Cornish
Croatian
Czech
Esperanto
Estonian
Fijian
French