On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Shaul Karl wrote:
> Have you considered Hebrew Lyx? You want have to write/read your Hebrew
> writing in reverse and you will not have to search for the way to add page
> numbers.
> Although my experience with it is not good, mainly because I have to install
> more fonts so that I will be able to see the menus and my own writing clearly,
> the more
> it will be used the more debugging it will get.
>From what I tried - you can get a resonable look from using the ElMar
fonts. Please let me know if using those fonts makes it look resonble, or
if you have any problems with setting them.
Note that unlike a standard wysiwyg word-processor the size of the screen
fonts is not critical, as the rendering is done by latex with a different
set of fonts, and lyx does not assume too much about the size of the
screen fonts [please correct me if I'm wrong, Dekel].
Actually I have used it from an X terminal for which I can't set resonable
fonts, and I had to settle for using fixed fonts (with strange sizes) for
it. It took some time to get used-to, but nothing really terrible.
(If you want to know how the document will look like - view the dvi file)
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