var LETTERURL  = "http://www.inthebeginning.org/ntgreek/alphabet/";
var PHONEMEURL = "http://www.inthebeginning.org/ntgreek/alphabet/phoneme/";
var IMAGEURL   = "http://www.inthebeginning.org/ntgreek/alphabet/";
var SPELLURL   = "spelling/";

var Alphabet = new Array(24);
for (i = 0; i < 24; i++) { Alphabet[i] = new Array(10); }
Alphabet[ 0][ 0] = "A";
Alphabet[ 0][ 1] = "a";
Alphabet[ 0][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "alpha.png'>";
Alphabet[ 0][ 3] = "&#257;lph&#257;";
Alphabet[ 0][ 4] = "A&nbsp;&nbsp;a";
Alphabet[ 0][ 5] = "ahl-fah," + LETTERURL + "alpha.mp3";
Alphabet[ 0][ 6] = "a as in father (long)," + PHONEMEURL + "alphalong.mp3";
Alphabet[ 0][ 7] = "a as in dad (short)," + PHONEMEURL + "alphashort.mp3";
Alphabet[ 0][ 8] = "Variable&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[ 0][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "alpha.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 0][10] = "<P>&#256;lph&#257; is a variable vowel. Its phoneme may be long or short. If long, the phoneme is as a in “father”; if short, as a in “dad”. The vowel is never pronounced like the long a in English (i.e., “age”).</P><P>The lower case letter should be written as a figure “8” laid on its side and opened on the right.</P>";
Alphabet[ 1][ 0] = "B";
Alphabet[ 1][ 1] = "b";
Alphabet[ 1][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "beta.png'>";
Alphabet[ 1][ 3] = "b&#275;t&#257;";
Alphabet[ 1][ 4] = "B&nbsp;&nbsp;b";
Alphabet[ 1][ 5] = "bay-tah," + LETTERURL + "beta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 1][ 6] = "b as in ball," + PHONEMEURL + "beta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 1][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 1][ 8] = "Labial&#151;Voiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 1][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "beta.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 1][10] = "<P>B&#275;t&#257; is a labial consonant. Its phoneme is pronounced by the closure of the lips and the vocal cords vibrate when pronouncing the phoneme. Its phoneme is as the b in “ball”.</P><P>The upper case letter is identical to its English counterpart. The lower case letter looks similar to its upper case letter, except that it has a tail dropping below the base line. Begin the letter with an upward stroke below the line.</P>";
Alphabet[ 2][ 0] = "G";
Alphabet[ 2][ 1] = "g";
Alphabet[ 2][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "gamma.png'>";
Alphabet[ 2][ 3] = "g&#257;mm&#257;";
Alphabet[ 2][ 4] = "G&nbsp;&nbsp;g";
Alphabet[ 2][ 5] = "gahm-mah," + LETTERURL + "gamma.mp3";
Alphabet[ 2][ 6] = "g as in got," + PHONEMEURL + "gamma.mp3";
Alphabet[ 2][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 2][ 8] = "Palatal&#151;Voiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 2][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "gamma.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 2][10] = "<P>G&#257;mm&#257; is a palatal consonant, formed in the back of the throat by the closure of the tongue against the soft palate. Vocal cords vibrate. Its phoneme is as the g in “got”—never as the g in “gin”.</P><P>The lower case letter’s “tail” drops below the base line. The lower and upper case letters look very different from each other.</P>";
Alphabet[ 3][ 0] = "D";
Alphabet[ 3][ 1] = "d";
Alphabet[ 3][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "delta.png'>";
Alphabet[ 3][ 3] = "d&#283;lt&#257;";
Alphabet[ 3][ 4] = "D&nbsp;&nbsp;d";
Alphabet[ 3][ 5] = "dell-tah," + LETTERURL + "delta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 3][ 6] = "d as in dog," + PHONEMEURL + "delta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 3][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 3][ 8] = "Dental&#151;Voiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 3][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "delta.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 3][10] = "<P>D&#283;lt&#257; is a dental consonant, formed with the tip of the tongue behind the upper teeth. The vocal cords vibrate. Its phoneme is as the d in “dog”.</P><P>The lower and upper case letters look very different. Both case letters may be completed in a single stroke.</P>";
Alphabet[ 4][ 0] = "E";
Alphabet[ 4][ 1] = "e";
Alphabet[ 4][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "epsilon.png'>";
Alphabet[ 4][ 3] = "&#283;ps&#299;l&#466;n";
Alphabet[ 4][ 4] = "E&nbsp;&nbsp;e";
Alphabet[ 4][ 5] = "eh-pseeh-lawn," + LETTERURL + "epsilon.mp3";
Alphabet[ 4][ 6] = "e as in net," + PHONEMEURL + "epsilon.mp3";
Alphabet[ 4][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 4][ 8] = "Short&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[ 4][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "epsilon.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 4][10] = "<P>&#282;ps&#299;l&#466;n is a short vowel. It is always pronounced short. Its phoneme is as the e in “net”. The vowel is always short and is never pronounced like the English long e as in “equal”. Its corresponding long phoneme is &#275;t&#257;.</P><P>Be sure to differentiate between the lower case English “e” and the Greek “<SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>e</SPAN>” when written.</P>";
Alphabet[ 5][ 0] = "Z";
Alphabet[ 5][ 1] = "z";
Alphabet[ 5][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "zeta.png'>";
Alphabet[ 5][ 3] = "z&#275;t&#257;";
Alphabet[ 5][ 4] = "Z&nbsp;&nbsp;z";
Alphabet[ 5][ 5] = "zay-tah," + LETTERURL + "zeta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 5][ 6] = "dz as in adz (initial)," + PHONEMEURL + "zeta2.mp3";
Alphabet[ 5][ 7] = "z as in gaze (medial)," + PHONEMEURL + "zeta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 5][ 8] = "Compound&#151;Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 5][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "zeta.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 5][10] = "<P>Z&#275;t&#257; is a compound consonant. Its phoneme is a combination of <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>d</SPAN> + [unvoiced] <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>s</SPAN>, or <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>d</SPAN> + [voiced] <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>s</SPAN>. Respectively, its initial phoneme is as the z in “gaze”, and its medial phoneme as dz in “adz”.</P><P>The lower and upper case letters look different. The small letter’s “tail” curls and drops below the base line.</P>";
Alphabet[ 6][ 0] = "H";
Alphabet[ 6][ 1] = "h";
Alphabet[ 6][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "eta.png'>";
Alphabet[ 6][ 3] = "&#275;t&#257;";
Alphabet[ 6][ 4] = "&#274;&nbsp;&nbsp;&#275;";
Alphabet[ 6][ 5] = "ay-tah," + LETTERURL + "eta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 6][ 6] = "e as in obey," + PHONEMEURL + "eta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 6][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 6][ 8] = "Long&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[ 6][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "eta.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 6][10] = "<P>&#274;t&#257; is a long vowel. It is always pronounced long. Its phoneme is as a in “gate” or e in “obey”. Its corresponding short phoneme is &#283;ps&#299;l&#466;n.</P><P>The lower case letter looks like an English “n”. However, it is pronounced very differently! The stroke ends below the base line. </P><P>Always employ the macron mark above &#275;t&#257; to differentiate it from the short vowel &#283;ps&#299;l&#466;n.</P>";
Alphabet[ 7][ 0] = "Q";
Alphabet[ 7][ 1] = "q";
Alphabet[ 7][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "theta.png'>";
Alphabet[ 7][ 3] = "th&#275;t&#257;";
Alphabet[ 7][ 4] = "Th&nbsp;&nbsp;th";
Alphabet[ 7][ 5] = "thay-tah," + LETTERURL + "theta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 7][ 6] = "th as in thing," + PHONEMEURL + "theta.mp3";
Alphabet[ 7][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 7][ 8] = "Dental&#151;Aspirate, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 7][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "theta.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 7][10] = "<P>Th&#275;t&#257; is a dental consonant, formed with the tip of the tongue behind the upper teeth, with its sound accompanied with a strong emission of breath. Its phoneme is as the th in “thing”—never as th in “this”.</P><P>The lower case letter may be written without lifting the pen.</P>";
Alphabet[ 8][ 0] = "I";
Alphabet[ 8][ 1] = "i";
Alphabet[ 8][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "iota.png'>";
Alphabet[ 8][ 3] = "i&#333;t&#257;";
Alphabet[ 8][ 4] = "I&nbsp;&nbsp;i";
Alphabet[ 8][ 5] = "yi-oh-tah," + LETTERURL + "iota.mp3";
Alphabet[ 8][ 6] = "i as in machine (long)," + PHONEMEURL + "iotalong.mp3";
Alphabet[ 8][ 7] = "i as in hit (short)," + PHONEMEURL + "iotashort.mp3";
Alphabet[ 8][ 8] = "Variable&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[ 8][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "iota.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 8][10] = "<P>I&#333;t&#257; is a variable vowel. Its phoneme may be pronounced long or short. If long, the phoneme is as i in “machine”; if short, as i in “hit”. I&#333;t&#257; is never pronounced like the English long “i” (i.e., “kite”).</P><P>The lower case letter is never dotted as the English “i”.</P>";
Alphabet[ 9][ 0] = "K";
Alphabet[ 9][ 1] = "k";
Alphabet[ 9][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "kappa.png'>";
Alphabet[ 9][ 3] = "k&#259;pp&#257;";
Alphabet[ 9][ 4] = "K&nbsp;&nbsp;k";
Alphabet[ 9][ 5] = "kap-pah," + LETTERURL + "kappa.mp3";
Alphabet[ 9][ 6] = "k as in kin," + PHONEMEURL + "kappa.mp3";
Alphabet[ 9][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[ 9][ 8] = "Palatal&#151;Unvoiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[ 9][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "kappa.gif'>";
Alphabet[ 9][10] = "<P>K&#259;pp&#257; is a palatal consonant, formed in the back of the throat by the closure of the tongue against the soft palate. The vocal cords do not vibrate. Its phoneme is as the k in “kin”.</P><P>Both case letters are formed like their English counterparts.</P>";
Alphabet[10][ 0] = "L";
Alphabet[10][ 1] = "l";
Alphabet[10][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "lambda.png'>";
Alphabet[10][ 3] = "l&#257;mbd&#257;";
Alphabet[10][ 4] = "L&nbsp;&nbsp;l";
Alphabet[10][ 5] = "lahm-dah," + LETTERURL + "lambda.mp3";
Alphabet[10][ 6] = "l as in lot," + PHONEMEURL + "lambda.mp3";
Alphabet[10][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[10][ 8] = "Liquid&#151;Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[10][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "lambda.gif'>";
Alphabet[10][10] = "<P>L&#257;mbd&#257; is a liquid consonant. Air is allowed to pass through the oral cavity while its phoneme is pronounced. Its phoneme is as the l in “lot”.</P><P>The lower case letter has a hook at the top that slants to the left. The upper case letter looks like d&#283;lt&#257;, except that there is not a base line stroke.</P>";
Alphabet[11][ 0] = "M";
Alphabet[11][ 1] = "m";
Alphabet[11][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "mu.png'>";
Alphabet[11][ 3] = "m&#363;";
Alphabet[11][ 4] = "M&nbsp;&nbsp;m";
Alphabet[11][ 5] = "mew," + LETTERURL + "mu.mp3";
Alphabet[11][ 6] = "m as in man," + PHONEMEURL + "mu.mp3";
Alphabet[11][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[11][ 8] = "Nasal Labial&#151;Voiced Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[11][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "mu.gif'>";
Alphabet[11][10] = "<P>M&#363; is a nasal labial consonant. Its phoneme is formed by the rounding of the lips, with most of the sound allowed to pass through the nasal cavity instead of the mouth. The vocal cords vibrate. Its phoneme is as the m in “man”.</P><P>The lower and upper case letters look different. The lower case letter has a tail. Sufficient tail helps distinguish it from &#363;ps&#299;lon.</P>";
Alphabet[12][ 0] = "N";
Alphabet[12][ 1] = "n";
Alphabet[12][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "nu.png'>";
Alphabet[12][ 3] = "n&#363;";
Alphabet[12][ 4] = "N&nbsp;&nbsp;n";
Alphabet[12][ 5] = "new," + LETTERURL + "nu.mp3";
Alphabet[12][ 6] = "n as in new," + PHONEMEURL + "nu.mp3";
Alphabet[12][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[12][ 8] = "Nasal Dental&#151;Voiced Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[12][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "nu.gif'>";
Alphabet[12][10] = "<P>N&#363; is a nasal dental continuant consonant. The tongue is pressed against the alveolar ridge with its sound forced up through the nasal cavity while the air is not complete stopped. The vocal cords vibrate. Its phoneme is as the n in “new”.</P><P>The lower case letter must not be confused with the English letter “v”. N&#363; and &#363;ps&#299;lon are often confused. Write n&#363; pointed at the bottom and turn the right upward stroke inward at the top.</P>";
Alphabet[13][ 0] = "C";
Alphabet[13][ 1] = "c";
Alphabet[13][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "xsi.png'>";
Alphabet[13][ 3] = "xs&#299;";
Alphabet[13][ 4] = "Xs&nbsp;&nbsp;xs&nbsp;&nbsp;or&nbsp;&nbsp;X&nbsp;&nbsp;x";
Alphabet[13][ 5] = "x-see," + LETTERURL + "xsi.mp3";
Alphabet[13][ 6] = "x as in axe," + PHONEMEURL + "xsi.mp3";
Alphabet[13][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[13][ 8] = "Compound&#151;Unvoiced Continuant, Consonsant";
Alphabet[13][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "xsi.gif'>";
Alphabet[13][10] = "<P>Xs&#299; is a compound consonant. Its phoneme is a combination of <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>k</SPAN> + [unvoiced] <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>s</SPAN>. Its phoneme is approximate to x in “axe” or in “six”.</P><P>The lower and upper case letters are very different. The lower case letter is distinctive with a curl stroke at the top and bottom.</P>";
Alphabet[14][ 0] = "O";
Alphabet[14][ 1] = "o";
Alphabet[14][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "omikron.png'>";
Alphabet[14][ 3] = "&#335;m&#299;kron";
Alphabet[14][ 4] = "O&nbsp;&nbsp;o";
Alphabet[14][ 5] = "au-me-krahn," + LETTERURL + "omikron.mp3";
Alphabet[14][ 6] = "ough as in ought," + PHONEMEURL + "omikron.mp3";
Alphabet[14][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[14][ 8] = "Short&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[14][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "omikron.gif'>";
Alphabet[14][10] = "<P>&#334;m&#299;kron is a short vowel. It is always pronounced short. Its phoneme is as the o in “pot”. The corresponding long phoneme is &#332;&nbsp;&nbsp;&#333;.</P><P>Both case letters are written like their English counterparts. The alphabetical character’s name may be spelled as &#335;m&#299;kron or &#335;m&#299;cron.</P>";
Alphabet[15][ 0] = "P";
Alphabet[15][ 1] = "p";
Alphabet[15][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "pi.png'>";
Alphabet[15][ 3] = "p&#299;";
Alphabet[15][ 4] = "P&nbsp;&nbsp;p";
Alphabet[15][ 5] = "peeh," + LETTERURL + "pi.mp3";
Alphabet[15][ 6] = "p as in party," + PHONEMEURL + "pi.mp3";
Alphabet[15][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[15][ 8] = "Labial&#151;Unvoiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[15][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "pi.gif'>";
Alphabet[15][10] = "<P>P&#299; is a labial consonant. The phoneme is formed by the closing the lips. The vocal cords do not vibrate. Its phoneme is as the p in “party”.</P><P>Both lower and upper case letters are written with three strokes. The two support strokes may be written first, with the “shelf” stroke last.</P>";
Alphabet[16][ 0] = "R";
Alphabet[16][ 1] = "r";
Alphabet[16][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "rho.png'>";
Alphabet[16][ 3] = "rh&#333;";
Alphabet[16][ 4] = "R&nbsp;&nbsp;r";
Alphabet[16][ 5] = "hrow," + LETTERURL + "rho.mp3";
Alphabet[16][ 6] = "r as in ride," + PHONEMEURL + "rho2.mp3";
Alphabet[16][ 7] = "rh as in rhino (aspirate)," + PHONEMEURL + "rho.mp3";
Alphabet[16][ 8] = "Liquid&#151;Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[16][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "rho.gif'>";
Alphabet[16][10] = "<P>Rh&#333; is a liquid consonant. Air is allowed to pass through the oral cavity while its phoneme is pronounced. Its phoneme is as the r in “red”. Whenever rh&#333; begins a word, it is aspirated. As the spelling of its name indicates (r<b>h</B>&#333;), a flow of breath accompanies the letter.</P><P>The lower case letter has a tail that drops below the base line. Be careful! Do not confuse this letter with the English “p”.</P>";
Alphabet[17][ 0] = "S";
Alphabet[17][ 1] = "s j";
Alphabet[17][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "sigma.png'>";
Alphabet[17][ 3] = "s&#301;gm&#257;";
Alphabet[17][ 4] = "S&nbsp;&nbsp;s";
Alphabet[17][ 5] = "sig-mah," + LETTERURL + "sigma.mp3";
Alphabet[17][ 6] = "s as in sit (unvoiced)," + PHONEMEURL + "sigma.mp3";
Alphabet[17][ 7] = "s as in is (voiced)," + PHONEMEURL + "sigma2.mp3";
Alphabet[17][ 8] = "Sibilant&#151;Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[17][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "sigma.gif'>";
Alphabet[17][10] = "<P>S&#301;gm&#257; is the only pure sibilant consonant. Its phoneme (unvoiced) is as the s in “sit” or as “is” (voiced).</P><P>When s&#301;gm&#257; occurs as the final letter in a word, it is written as <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>j</SPAN>, otherwise, lower case is <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>s</SPAN> (i.e., <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>seismoj</SPAN>). Final s&#301;gm&#257; is a printing convention and is not found in any ancient manuscripts.</P>";
Alphabet[18][ 0] = "T";
Alphabet[18][ 1] = "t";
Alphabet[18][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "tau.png'>";
Alphabet[18][ 3] = "tau";
Alphabet[18][ 4] = "T&nbsp;&nbsp;t";
Alphabet[18][ 5] = "tau," + LETTERURL + "tau.mp3";
Alphabet[18][ 6] = "t as in talk," + PHONEMEURL + "tau.mp3";
Alphabet[18][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[18][ 8] = "Dental&#151;Unvoiced, Consonant";
Alphabet[18][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "tau.gif'>";
Alphabet[18][10] = "<P>Tau is a dental consonant, formed with the tip of the tongue behind the upper teeth. Its phoneme is as the t in “talk”.</P><P>The lower case letter never has the top stroke below its top like the English “t”.</P>";
Alphabet[19][ 0] = "U";
Alphabet[19][ 1] = "u";
Alphabet[19][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "upsilon.png'>";
Alphabet[19][ 3] = "&#363;ps&#299;lon";
Alphabet[19][ 4] = "Y&nbsp;&nbsp;y&nbsp;&nbsp;or&nbsp;&nbsp;U&nbsp;&nbsp;u";
Alphabet[19][ 5] = "ew-pseeh-lawn," + LETTERURL + "upsilon.mp3";
Alphabet[19][ 6] = "u as in lute (long)," + PHONEMEURL + "upsilon.mp3";
Alphabet[19][ 7] = "u as in put (short)," + PHONEMEURL + "upsilon2.mp3";
Alphabet[19][ 8] = "Variable&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[19][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "upsilon.gif'>";
Alphabet[19][10] = "<P>&#362;ps&#299;lon is a variable vowel. Its phoneme may be pronounced long or short. If long, the phoneme is as the u in “lute”; if short u as in “put”. The phoneme is never pronounced as the English long “u” (i.e., “use”).</P><P>&#362;ps&#299;lon and n&#363; may be confused when written. Form &#362;ps&#299;lon with a rounded bottom with the right upward stroke turned outward. </P><P><SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>U</SPAN>, <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>u</SPAN> is transliterated into English as “Y”, “y”, or as “U”, “u” when <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>a</SPAN>, <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>e</SPAN>, <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>h</SPAN>, or <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>o</SPAN> precede &#363;ps&#299;lon.</P>";
Alphabet[20][ 0] = "F";
Alphabet[20][ 1] = "f";
Alphabet[20][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "fee.png'>";
Alphabet[20][ 3] = "ph&#299;";
Alphabet[20][ 4] = "Ph&nbsp;&nbsp;ph";
Alphabet[20][ 5] = "fee," + LETTERURL + "phi.mp3";
Alphabet[20][ 6] = "ph as in phone," + PHONEMEURL + "phi.mp3";
Alphabet[20][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[20][ 8] = "Labial&#151;Aspirate, Consonant";
Alphabet[20][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "phi.gif'>";
Alphabet[20][10] = "<P>Ph&#299; is a labial aspirate consonant. Its phoneme is pronounced by the near closing of the lips and an emission of breath. Its phoneme is as the ph in “phone” or the f as in “fat”.</P><P>The lower case letter’s tail extends below the base line. The letter is often written as one stroke.</P>";
Alphabet[21][ 0] = "X";
Alphabet[21][ 1] = "x";
Alphabet[21][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "chi.png'>";
Alphabet[21][ 3] = "ch&#299;";
Alphabet[21][ 4] = "Ch&nbsp;&nbsp;ch";
Alphabet[21][ 5] = "khey," + LETTERURL + "chi.mp3";
Alphabet[21][ 6] = "ch as in chemist," + PHONEMEURL + "chi.mp3";
Alphabet[21][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[21][ 8] = "Palatal&#151;Aspirate, Consonant";
Alphabet[21][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "chi.gif'>";
Alphabet[21][10] = "<P>Ch&#299; is a palatal aspirate consonant. It is formed in the throat by the closure of the tongue against the soft palate while allowing air to pass. Its phoneme is as the ch in “chemist”, or the k in “kiosk”. The phoneme may be easily confused with k&#259;pp&#257; unless it is remembered that the breath is not entirely cut off with ch&#299;.</P>";
Alphabet[22][ 0] = "Y";
Alphabet[22][ 1] = "y";
Alphabet[22][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "psi.png'>";
Alphabet[22][ 3] = "ps&#299;";
Alphabet[22][ 4] = "Ps&nbsp;&nbsp;ps";
Alphabet[22][ 5] = "psee," + LETTERURL + "psi.mp3";
Alphabet[22][ 6] = "ps as in psalm (initial)," + PHONEMEURL + "psi.mp3";
Alphabet[22][ 7] = "ps as in lips (medial)," + PHONEMEURL + "psi2.mp3";
Alphabet[22][ 8] = "Compound&#151;Unvoiced Continuant, Consonant";
Alphabet[22][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "psi.gif'>";
Alphabet[22][10] = "<P>Ps&#299; is a compound consonant. The phoneme is a combination of <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>p</SPAN>  + [unvoiced] <SPAN STYLE='font-family:spionic;font-size:larger'>s</SPAN> . Initial phoneme is as the ps in “psalms”, and its medial or final phoneme is as the ps in “lips” or “taps”.</P><P>The lower case letter’s stem drops below the base line.</P>";
Alphabet[23][ 0] = "W";
Alphabet[23][ 1] = "w";
Alphabet[23][ 2] = "<IMG SRC='" + SPELLURL + "omega.png'>";
Alphabet[23][ 3] = "&#333;m&#277;g&#257;";
Alphabet[23][ 4] = "&#332;&nbsp;&nbsp;&#333;";
Alphabet[23][ 5] = "oh-may-gah," + LETTERURL + "omega.mp3";
Alphabet[23][ 6] = "o as in note," + PHONEMEURL + "omega.mp3";
Alphabet[23][ 7] = "-,#alphaMod";
Alphabet[23][ 8] = "Long&#151;Voiced, Vowel";
Alphabet[23][ 9] = "<IMG SRC='" + IMAGEURL + "omega.gif'>";
Alphabet[23][10] = "<P>&#332;m&#277;g&#257; is a long vowel. Its phoneme is always pronounced long. Phoneme is as o in “note”.</P><P>Do not confuse the lower case letter with the English “w”.</P><P>Always employ the macron mark above &#333;m&#277;g&#257; to differentiate it from the short vowel &#335;m&#299;kron.</P>";
var ActiveTabIndex = 0;
function setTabBtnState(Object, State) {
  if (Object.id != "alphaMod_Tab" + ActiveTabIndex) {
    if (State == "DOWN") {
      Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('downLg.png')";
    } else if (State == "OVER") {
      Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('overLg.png')";
    } else {
      Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('upLg.png')";
    }
  }
}
function setActiveTab(Object, TabIndex) {
  if (TabIndex != ActiveTabIndex) {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('downLg.png')";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet' + TabIndex).style.visibility = "visible";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_Tab' + ActiveTabIndex).style.backgroundImage = "url('upLg.png')";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet' + ActiveTabIndex).style.visibility = "hidden";
    ActiveTabIndex = TabIndex;
  }
}
function setBtnState(Object, State) {
  if (State == "DOWN") {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('downLg.png')";
  } else if (State == "OVER") {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('overLg.png')";
  } else {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('upLg.png')";
  }
}
function beginModule() {
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_UsageBox').style.visibility = "hidden";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_ModuleBox').style.visibility = "visible";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_Tab0').style.backgroundImage = "url('downLg.png')";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet0').style.visibility = "visible";
  buildDisplayList();
}
function selectLetter() {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_SelectBox').style.visibility = "visible";
}
function cancelSelect() {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_SelectBox').style.visibility = "hidden";
}
function setSelectBtnState(Object, State) {
  if (State == "DOWN") {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('selectDown.png')";
  } else if (State == "OVER") {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('selectOver.png')";
  } else {
    Object.style.backgroundImage = "url('selectUp.png')";
  }
}
var LIST = new Array(48);
var INDEX = 0;
var ACTION = 0;
function buildDisplayList() {
  if (document.getElementById('alphaMod_DisplayOrder').checked) {
    for (i = 0; i < 48; i++) {
      LIST[i] = i;
    }
  } else {
    var base = "0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47";
    for (i = 0; i < 48; i++)
    {
      var cnt = (48 - i);
      var sel = base.split(',');
      var idx = Math.floor(Math.random() * cnt);
      LIST[i] = parseInt(sel[idx]);
      base = "";
      for (j = 0; j < cnt; j++)
      {
        if (j != idx)
        {
          if (j != (cnt - 1))
            base += sel[j] + ",";
          else
            base += sel[j];
        } 
      }
    }
  }
  INDEX = 0;
  ACTION = 0;
  doNextLetter();
}
function doNextLetter() {
  if (ACTION != 0)
    INDEX++;
  if (INDEX >= 48)
    buildDisplayList();
  if (ACTION == 0) {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailGreekName').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailEnglishName').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailType').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounce').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').href = "#alphaMod";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').target = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailTransliteration').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').href = "#alphaMod";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').target = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').href = "#alphaMod";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').target = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet1').innerHTML = "";
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterForm').innerHTML = "";
  }
  if (LIST[INDEX] % 2)
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterBox').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][1];
  else
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterBox').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][0];
  ACTION = 1;
}
function doRevealLetter() {
  if (ACTION == 0)
    return;
  if (LIST[INDEX] % 2) {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailGreekName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][2];
  } else {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailGreekName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][2].replace(".png","C.png");
  }
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailEnglishName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][3];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailType').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][8];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounce').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][5].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][5].split(",")[1];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailTransliteration').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][4];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][6].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][6].split(",")[1];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][7].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][7].split(",")[1];
  if (Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][7].split(",")[1] == "#alphaMod")
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').target = "";
  else
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet1').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][10];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterForm').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LIST[INDEX] / 2)][9];
  ACTION = 0;
  INDEX++;
}
function doSelectLetter(LetterIndex) {
  if (LetterIndex % 2) {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterBox').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][1];
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailGreekName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][2];
  } else {
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterBox').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][0];
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailGreekName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][2].replace(".png","C.png");
  }
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailEnglishName').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][3];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailType').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][8];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounce').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][5].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][5].split(",")[1];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPronounceSound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailTransliteration').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][4];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][6].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][6].split(",")[1];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic1Sound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][7].split(",")[0];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').href = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][7].split(",")[1];
  if (Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][7].split(",")[1] == "#alphaMod")
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').target = "";
  else
    document.getElementById('alphaMod_DetailPhonetic2Sound').target = "_blank";
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_TabSheet1').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][10];
  document.getElementById('alphaMod_LetterForm').innerHTML = Alphabet[parseInt(LetterIndex / 2)][9];
  ACTION = 0;
  INDEX = 48;
  cancelSelect();
}