Before using the DisplayGreek applet in your work, you should know something about writing HTML code . It is not necessary to download the DisplayGreek class files to your machine in order to use DisplayGreek in your web pages. This approach has the advantage of ensuring that all invocations of DisplayGreek refer to the latest version. If, however, you believe that you will be serving many hits to DisplayGreek, you might prefer to serve the applet from your machine. To do so, download the applet and related classfiles and make sure that the 'jag' package is in your classpath.
Source code is available on request.
I will make a JDK 1.1 archive for DisplayGreek when 1.1 browsers become common. DisplayGreek translates the BetaCode text into GreekKeys formatted text using the translator classes in the Java and Ancient Greek package. The applet renders the GreekKeys text into an image by means of Kevin Hughes' GraphicFont package and two specially encoded gifs of a GreekKeys alphabet. This image is displayed in a Canvas object.