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This is America! (I recognize that not everywhere is America, but I am.)
Reminds me of the toilet seat debate. Look before you type!
One has to get used to the idea of regularly checking the script toggle. It is easy to make it display prominently on the screen. A useful feature might be to have some aspect of the desktop change color to reflect script (so if the background and toolbars are all grey/black/white for English, they switch to blue and gold for Hebrew).
rebyidd23: Are you sure? I’ve seen many of the responses on this website….not really sure if it’s English (or American).
I גםמ,א למם’ ‘ישא טםו,רק אשךלןמע שנםוא
RebYidd63: Tell that to Microsoft. They pushed for adoption on unicode. Here on Earth people write at least 70 languages. Anyone who knows only one language is probably bit intellectually challenged (most frum Jews know at least pieces of several, though some of the goyim are less clever and are only monolingual).
LF – lol. Maybe one day if I’m bored enough, I’ll try to figure out what that says.
They are the same ones who don’t put the chair back to it’s proper position in the Beis Medrash after using it.
ugh i hate that. especially when im only looking at the keyboard not the screen so i end up typing and entire paragraph in hebrew and need to redo it.
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