| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 40.1 | | TAV02::NITSAN | | Sat Nov 02 1985 23:29 | 1 |
| Do you have Hebrew character set on your terminal ?
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| 40.2 | | CADZOO::MAHLER | | Sun Nov 03 1985 12:04 | 5 |
| What will be necessary to install a Hewbrew character set ?
I think most people here have vt100's or vt200 series.
Michael
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| 40.3 | | R2D2::GREG | | Mon Nov 04 1985 02:47 | 1 |
| ...as well as a new keyboard...
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| 40.4 | | TAV02::CHAIM | | Mon Nov 04 1985 03:01 | 11 |
| The Hebrew character set that we use on our terminals in Israel are included
in the firmware of the terminal. We made the modifications here.
In the case of teh VT100 terminals there are two ROM's piggyback style and
a manual switching mechanism. From VT200 and up the firmware was modified so
that software switching is possible.
The keyboard itself has not been changed save for the imprinting of the Hebrew
characters on the corresponding keys.
Cb.
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| 40.5 | | TAV02::NITSAN | | Mon Nov 04 1985 23:31 | 3 |
| I worked with VT100's that had software switching (rather than hardware).
ND
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| 40.6 | | ARGUS::CURTIS | | Tue Nov 12 1985 20:42 | 5 |
| Gee, if they don't have fonts yet for LN01's and LN03's, they ought to soon...
(wish they'd had laser printers when I was in college studying Greek...)
]
Dick
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| 40.7 | | TAV02::GOLDMAN | | Wed Nov 13 1985 00:46 | 2 |
| We have produced soft fonts for the LN01. For the LN03 we have ROM fonts
as well.
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| 40.8 | love = ahava? | EAGLE1::DANTOWITZ | R 3 5 b7 | Sun Mar 12 1989 20:50 | 8 |
| Okay, here's a simple question ... (I seem to have misplaced my
dictionary and my memory is fuzzy)
Is the noun for "love", "ahava" in Hebrew? And spelling: AHBH
(aleph, heh, bet, heh)?
Thanks,
David
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| 40.9 | | LDYBUG::ALLISTER | Alex DTN 223-3154 MLO21-3/E87 | Sun Mar 12 1989 23:26 | 2 |
| Yes
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