The font in Windows lists four folders: Times New Roman Bold, Times New Roman Bold Italic, Times New Roman Italic and Times New Roman Regular. In Publisher, underlining doesn't change the font and italic goes to italic without changing the font.
Times New Roman works fine in Word and Excel, including when bold is added. You can download Firefox for free using the link below.I have looked at the link that you gave on rebuilding the font cache using this link: and think that it is beyond my competence and may land me in greater problems. If the Greek above does not display properly, you may need to use another browser. If you can read the line of Greek below (and there are no funny-looking squares or question marks), then your browser supports unicode and you should have no problems: More than likely, your computer already has one installed, such as New Athena Unicode, Arial Unicode MS, or Palatino Linotype. In addition to having a unicode-capable browser, you must also have a unicode font installed that supports polytonic Greek. The best solution is probably to make sure you are using a current version of one of the browsers mentioned above that supports unicode. If you experience difficulty viewing the Greek text on this website, we apologize. For PC users, either Firefox or Internet Explorer should do the job.
For Mac users, the Safari web browser works very well, Firefox works okay, and Internet Explorer cannot display the polytonic characters at all. Unfortunately, at the time of creation of these web pages, not all browsers fully support Unicode. These web pages use the Unicode standard for encoding Greek, because this promises to be the long-term solution to the many problems that have existed in the past. For many years, classicists have struggled with the limitations of various methods for displaying Greek, especially the polytonic representation of ancient Greek, online. This exhibit includes a significant amount of Greek text, and this will inevitably cause problems with certain web browsers. Problems with Greek Text in Browsers Problems with Displaying Greek Text in Browsers
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