agershon@sagpd1.UUCP (Arnie Gershon) (04/15/88)
I am using an AT clone running DOS 3.3 with a monographics card and monochrome monitor. I would like to know what I need to do to display Hebrew characters on the display, type Hebrew characters at the keyboard, and if possible, print Hebrew characters on an Epson-FX or IBM Graphics compatible printer.
sammy@psivax.UUCP (Samuel Katz) (04/18/88)
In article <254@sagpd1.UUCP> agershon@sagpd1.UUCP (Arnie Gershon) writes: >I am using an AT clone running DOS 3.3 with a monographics card and monochrome >monitor. > >I would like to know what I need to do to display Hebrew characters on the >display, type Hebrew characters at the keyboard, and if possible, print >Hebrew characters on an Epson-FX or IBM Graphics compatible printer. I have used a hebrew language word processor that does everything you're looking for. It is the hebrew language version of EinsteinWriter (I forget who the publisher is). The best hebrew character set I have seen for the PC family is accessed by changing the character set rom with one that includes hebrew as an alternate character set. I haven't seen them for sale in the U.S. but they are easily purchased in Israel (oh well |-).
rusty@cadnetix.COM (Rusty) (04/21/88)
In article <254@sagpd1.UUCP> agershon@sagpd1.UUCP (Arnie Gershon) writes: >I would like to know what I need to do to display Hebrew characters on the .... Along with everyone else, I will mention a different solution: MLS. MLS stands for MultiLanguage System (or something like that). They have a demo package which is supposedly JUST LIKE their full package. It is freely distributable. I've got a copy of it which I just managed to find at home (AMAZING!). Will do the usual munging of it and then post it over in binary land. (comp.binaries.ibm.pc I believe is the correct name) I hope to have done that by tomorrow at the latest. BTW, it does greek and hebrew and english and something else (arabic, I think) Disclaimer: I cannot even remember who wrote MLS, or if MLS is the company name or the product name or the company's presidents' dogs name, so I certainly have no connection with them (I have not even purchased the distribution package, probably never will as I don't think I will ever need it).... I just happen to have run across it somewhere. -- Rusty Carruth N7IKQ DOMAIN: rusty@cadnetix.com Cadnetix Corp. UUCP: cadnetix!rusty 5775 Flatiron Pkwy. {uunet,boulder,nbires}!cadnetix!rusty Boulder, CO 80301 (303) 444-8075
mm@moss.ATT.COM (04/22/88)
In article <254@sagpd1.UUCP>, agershon@sagpd1.UUCP (Arnie Gershon) writes: > I am using an AT clone running DOS 3.3 with a monographics card and monochrome > monitor. > > I would like to know what I need to do to display Hebrew characters on the > display, type Hebrew characters at the keyboard, and if possible, print > Hebrew characters on an Epson-FX or IBM Graphics compatible printer. Apollon Engineering, inc. in Columbia, MD (800) 822 3327 has a word processor called GRAFEAS which handles Hebrew, Greek, Ukranian, Arabic and a whole lot more. It is pretty expensive at $400. Michael Meola ihnp4!moss!mm
dhelaan@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU (Abdullah Al-Dhelaan) (04/26/88)
A program called MLS was posted to comp.binaries.ibm.pc a few days ago, and I think it has what you need. We got it truncated here but if you are lucky it may not be the case in your site. -Abdullah