On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Erez Boym wrote:
> Some one needs to change all the labels, menus and
> commands and to make the right changes to in the code
> so I'll support "Right To Left" etc.
In application where all labels and menu commands are defined outside the
code as "resources", and you have
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Erez Boym wrote:
> Don't you think that it's about time we make a Hebrw
> distribution ?
>
You should take a look at the Ivrix project which aims to do just that.
Its URL is http://www.ivrix.org.il/.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
> Erez
>
>
> ___
Hi,
> Following the example of MS-Office,IE,W2K the aim is
> to make general
> software Hebrew-enabled (mainly: support unicode and
> bidirectionality).
> There is some progress in that direction (next
> versions of QT and GTK will
> have such support).
I'd have to agree that there are some cha
Hi,
No, It wont do any damage, The only thing you mite
experience (and as Tzafrir stated can be corrected) is
that your Heb messages will appear as garbage or in
the wrong direction.
I'm sinking my palm on bath Linux (At home) and Win2K
(At the office) and there are no other problems.
Erez
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On Sat, 28 Oct 2000, Erez Boym wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using a Palm syncing it in to both my home Linux
> box and MS2K at work.
>
> As in most other applications Hebrew support as much
> as I know is simply not posible. I managed to see
> Hebrew fonts but it's always in the wrong direction or
> c
OK, so if I sysc with my home LINUX and my office WIN98, will this do any
**damage** to the Hebrew data from my office? My problem is that although I
don't really need Hebrew on my home entries, all the stuff in my office
**Outlook** is sent in Hebrew, so I don't want the sync process to damage th
Hi,
I'm using a Palm syncing it in to both my home Linux
box and MS2K at work.
As in most other applications Hebrew support as much
as I know is simply not posible. I managed to see
Hebrew fonts but it's always in the wrong direction or
completely messed up.
There is a way to see and write Heb
I'm about to buy a Palm. I know there are several apps to sync and backup on
LINUX. But I haven't found any info on Hebrew support. Does anyone have any
info (or better still) first hand experience using a Palm and syncing Hebrew
data on a Linux box?
TIA
//-
Shlomo Solomo
