Coptic Reader is a mobile application that contains the liturgical text, rites, psalmodies, hymns, melodies, services, and sacraments of the Coptic Orthodox Church. See below for a full list of included content. Coptic Reader is not simply a text reader but rather it dynamically creates each document/service according to the rites of the current day, or selected day/feast. Coptic Reader builds each document on the fly with all appropriate hymns, rites and instructions to take the guess work out of the order of a church service.Coptic Reader can generate documents in a combination of English, Arabic, and Coptic and supports both English and Arabic as the application interface language. Coptic Reader is fully customizable and allows you to show/hide different liturgical roles (i.e., Priest, Deacon, and Congregation), inaudible prayers, rubrics/comments, and languages.You may choose between different graphical themes as well as change the document text size. A presentation mode is also supported that allows you to project the content in your church for a complete experience. The application also allows you to control which saint or archangel commemorations will be shown in doxologies, hymns, responses, and other prayers for your church's intercessors.Content List:- Complete Bible including Coptic New Testament and Deuterocanonical books- Book of Hours (Agpeya)- Holy Psalmody including Midnight Praises, Vesper Praises, Morning Praises (Standard, Koiahk, Nativity, Theophany, Great Fast, Pentecostal, including all festal psalies)- Antiphonary (Difnar)- Divine Liturgies with integrated Service of the Deacons (St. Basil, St.Gregory, and St. Cyril, as well as Vespers and Matins service)- Katameros (Sundays, Weekdays, Great Fast, Pentecostal, and feasts)- Synaxarion- Distribution Melodies- Unction of the Sick- Baptism Prayers- Crowning and Engagement Prayers- Pascha Prayers- Prostration Prayers- Liturgy of the Waters (Lakkan)- Veneration- Funerals (Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Monks, Memorials, and Prayer at the Tomb)- Consecrations (Church, Vessels, Censers, Icons, Baptistery, Ordinations, Reception of a New Priest, and Home Blessing)For more information about Coptic Reader, visit _ReaderPlease direct any comments or questions to:[email protected]
Coptic Reader For Mac
Coptic reader is an application that provides you with liturgical texts, psalmodies, melodies, rites, hymns, sacraments, and services. This app works smoothly on PCs using emulators to run android apps.
With the Coptic reader PC App, the services of members and interested parties of the Coptic Orthodox Church are easily accessible. This app transcends the basic text reader, but it is made to depict the complete documents that express each service. Every service embodied in this app is fully and completely expressed showing the rites of the chosen and current feast or rite.
Coptic Reader is a mobile application that contains the liturgical text, rites, psalmodies, hymns, melodies, services, and sacraments of the Coptic Orthodox Church. See below for a full list of included content. Coptic Reader is not simply a text reader but rather it dynamically creates each document/service according to the rites of the current day, or selected day/feast. Coptic Reader builds each document on the fly with all appropriate hymns, rites and instructions to take the guess work out of the order of a church service.Coptic Reader can generate documents in a combination of English, Arabic, and Coptic and supports both English and Arabic as the application interface language. Coptic Reader is fully customizable and allows you to show/hide different liturgical roles (i.e., Priest, Deacon, and Congregation), inaudible prayers, rubrics/comments, and languages.You may choose between different graphical themes as well as change the document text size. A presentation mode is also supported that allows you to project the content in your church for a complete experience. The application also allows you to control which saint or archangel commemorations will be shown in doxologies, hymns, responses, and other prayers for your church's intercessors.Content List:- Complete Bible including Coptic New Testament and Deuterocanonical books- Book of Hours (Agpeya)- Holy Psalmody including Midnight Praises, Vesper Praises, Morning Praises (Standard, Koiahk, Nativity, Theophany, Great Fast, Pentecostal, including all festal psalies)- Antiphonary (Difnar)- Divine Liturgies with integrated Service of the Deacons (St. Basil, St.Gregory, and St. Cyril, as well as Vespers and Matins service)- Katameros (Sundays, Weekdays, Great Fast, Pentecostal, and feasts)- Synaxarion- Distribution Melodies- Unction of the Sick- Baptism Prayers- Crowning and Engagement Prayers- Pascha Prayers- Prostration Prayers- Liturgy of the Waters (Lakkan)- Veneration- Funerals (Men, Women, Boys, Girls, Monks, Memorials, and Prayer at the Tomb)- Consecrations (Church, Vessels, Censers, Icons, Baptistery, Ordinations, Reception of a New Priest, and Home Blessing)For more information about Coptic Reader, visit _ReaderPlease direct any comments or questions to:copticreader@suscopts.org
Coptic Reader is a mobile application that contains the liturgical text, rites, psalmodies, hymns, melodies, services, and sacraments of the Coptic Orthodox Church. See below for a full list of included content. Coptic Reader is not simply a text reader but rather it dynamically creates each document/service according to the rites of the current day, or selected day/feast. Coptic Reader builds each document on the fly with all appropriate hymns, rites and instructions to take the guess work out of the order of a church service.
August 20/August 7, 2006: Version 2.86 of New Athena Unicode, dated August 20, 2006, replaces version 2.8 (July 24, 2006) or 2.85 (August 10, 2006), with a few additional glyphs added to reflect Unicode 5.0 and six epigraphic characters recently approved for a future version. Version 2.86 adds two Private Use Areas for Coptic papyrology, precomposed coptic iota and upsilon with diaeresis at U+EC4F and U+EC50. Otherwise, versions 2.8 and 2.85 contain a few corrections over 2.7 and for the first time OpenType ligature features that allow the inputting of decomposed Unicode Greek in OpenType-savvy applications (like Mellel and InDesign CS2). The font will work the same as before with GreekKeys Unicode input (which inputs precomposed codepoints and PUA codepoints). With this version, the separate provision of a dfont format font is discontinued, since the ttf format works exactly the same. If you install this version, please be sure you first uninstall New Athena Unicode.dfont, if that is the version you have been using. Anyone who wishes to experiment with decomposed Unicode input may contact me to obtain the testing version of GKUdecomposed input (for US keyboards only).
I would not use the equation editor unless it's mathematical content. All of those methods I mentioned give you content that can be read by a screen reader. I don't know how screen readers read equations, but I imagine it prefaces it with "LaTeX" which is going to be really confusing.
Gentlemen, I for one disagree that the exact birth and death dates should be replaced by only the years of birth and death. These two data points are among the most basic biographical information that readers are seeking, and I don't see the inch to inch and a half of text that the parenthetical requires as disrupting the flow of the first sentence. if you want to address a very real problem that actually does disrupt the first sentence of biographical leads, find a way to address the proliferation of redundant phonetic pronunciations, transliterations and translations of names that have been inserted into many bios, and now occupy a complete line or more of text in the first sentence of the lead. Now, that's disruptive, with very little benefit to the overwhelming majority of out readers. Dirtlawyer1 (talk) 19:03, 31 May 2013 (UTC)Reply[reply] 2ff7e9595c
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