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Still counting the Windows version numbers?
(sorry, couldn’t resist!)
Joseph Hee Hee.
Great stuff. Hopefully he won’t take that to heart!
noitallmr, joseph: i wont take it to heart. (btw, everyone agrees 7 is a dumb name, but They do have some convoluted reason for that number)
jospeh s: ill assume you are talking about a word document or the similar. here are the directions for installing hebrew: (its from a nifty site created by daniel petri, a yid who made aliyah years ago. its a great site, and very easy to understand for the newbie)
xp: http://www.petri.co.il/install_hebrew_on_windows_xp.htm
vista: http://www.petri.co.il/install_hebrew_on_windows_vista.htm
Joe S, Try mariner’s links and see if they help you.
mariner, there convoluted reason is their Marketing Department. They decided to call Windows ’95 that, instead of Windows 4.0, because of the terrible reputation that MS-DOS 4.0 earned itself. And if they called the next version by its logical number, Windows 9.0, they were probably afraid people would think Windows is getting old and start thinking Linux or Mac or whatever else.
In your Windows IE window. Click on:
View
Encoding
More
Hebrew (windows)
jospeh s: encoding what? what program exactly are you having issues with? you have to be more specific.
Mariner, thanx for your info!
I was having the same issue, and the links you posted resolved it.
If you are not looking to install any aplications with hebrtew charachter support, but simply want to view a web page that displays hebrew charachters, using your Internet Explorer toolbar (not sure how to implement in other browsers) follow this path:
Click on:
View
(then)Encoding
(then)More
(then) Hebrew (windows) – make sure this is checked.
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