" GREEK ANO TELEIA is canonically equivalent to U+00B7 ". Thus, U+037E " " GREEK QUESTION MARK is canonically equivalent to U+003B " " SEMICOLON, and U+0387 " Some commonly used Greek punctuation marks are encoded in the Greek and Coptic block, but are canonical equivalents to generic punctuation marks encoded in the C0 Controls and Basic Latin block, because they are indistinguishable in shape. Microsoft should be notified of the mistake.Ĭoncerning the Greek question mark, the latest Unicode standard ()Ĭanonical Equivalence Issues for Greek Punctuation. Instead, the AltGr+ (dead key) yields a combining dialytika and oxia (e.g., ̈́ΐ), which is also coded to the ` (dead key). 
ᾴ ῄ ῴ) should be coded to AltGr+ (dead key), following the general convention that combinations with the upogegrammeni (iota subscript) are coded to the AltGr state of the keys for the accents and breathing marks. The combination oxia and upogegrammeni (e.g.
The Greek Polytonic keyboard generally works well, but there is a mistake in its coding. Greek keyboard options - page 3 - SBL Greek - FontLab Forum
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