Fonts -   greek and roumainian fonts

I have a problem in copying a text (pdf) into a .doc document in Greek and roumainian.
In french, english, dutch, even gaëlic there is no problem.
Why do I in greek and roumanian ?
Thanks for some tips and help

Are you adding Greek and Romanian titles in iMovie? (This is the iMovie forum.)
That should work, as long as the font you select have Greek glyphs.

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    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Aluisio Aguiar ([email protected]):
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    Thank you very much!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
    Hello!
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    I need something that works in 8i.
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  • Greek font?

    I know this is not the right place to post this, but I didn't know where else to post it, and I need your help!
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    I teach and prepare Bible lessons for the class and miss not having Greek and Hebrew fonts as I had on my PC. Are these fonts available for the Mac?

    Richard Bost wrote:
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  • Typing breathings in Greek font

    Yesterday I discovered that Snow Leopard comes with a font for Greek (woo-hoo!), but I haven't found a key to add soft and rough breathing marks. I'm writing in ancient (koine) Greek. Perhaps modern Greek (which I know nothing about) doesn't use breathings and this font is for modern Greek? Do I need to download a new font? Thanks for any advice.

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