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By Dag Kihlman: an excellent, free programme (shareware) designed to help you improve your Greek. Some elements, like the “hangman” game, are good fun too. Version 2.2 now available (January 2000).

By Gonzalo Diaz and Mariana Esplugas: excellent, free programme for the PC and the Mac. Download this and use it to conjugate your verbs (Classical Greek); an enjoyable and useful resource.

Excellent free programmes for Macintosh, Windows and DOS called “Flashworks” and “Parseworks”.

A free, fun quiz programme to test you on your New Testament Greek vocabulary — recommended.

By Karl Jones: excellent freeware vocabulary testing programme.  This can be used with any vocabulary set created by the individual, but several are provided by the author, including J. W. Wenham, The Elements of New Testament Greek and William Mounce, Basics of Biblical Greek.  It is a flexible and very useful teaching tool, and the author promises more vocabulary sets in due course.

By Jamie Macleod: Greek and Hebrew word flash card software for the Palm Personal Organizer. You can use this to help you to learn your Greek and Hebrew vocabulary when away from your PC, on the bus perhaps, or in the doctor’s surgery. Pocket Scholar also available (beta).

By Steven Craig Miller. Click on the link to download a macro which facilitates sorting in MS Word a list of accented Greek words in Greek alphabetical order. Instructions on how to use the macro and exactly what it does is in a PDF file, while the macro itself is in a text file entitled “ConvertUnicodeGreek2Uppercase”. For security reasons, a copy of the macro is also in the PDF file. This archive is hosted here at the NT Gateway, but if you have any questions, please e-mail the author of the macro at: stevencraigmiller@comcast.net.