Re: Hebrew language teaching program

2004-11-07 Thread Shachar Shemesh
twoflatfish wrote:
Hello all,
	I'm writing from Victoria Canada in the hope that some Israelii local 
knowledge applied to my problem will help. I have just installed Linux 
desktop operating systems into several of our synagogue Hebrew school 
computers. They were previously Win98, but needed so much maintenence to 
protect from virus/worm/trojan invasion, (they are used by teenage and 
younger students), that I thought that the in-synagogue intranet would be 
more secure with linux based OS's. 
	So the problem is 'Wine' will not run the MS windows based Hebrew language 
teaching programs that we have and I hoped that someone on this list would be 
able to point me to such a program ported to linux.
	Thanks in advance.
Stan Fisher
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What is the program's name? Is there a demo of it I can download?
Failing that (and we may want to move the discussion to 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]), what are the symptoms of failure?

 Shachar
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Re: Hebrew language teaching program

2004-11-07 Thread Daniel Feiglin
Hi!
Check out the CrossoverOffice site, www.codewavers.com. Beware that it 
may only be a partial solution. Download the trial, and install it 
manually in a session with LANG=he_Il set, all the way. You might just 
get lucky. They have a discussion forum that may be useful and for a 
small fee they do offer pretty reasonable support, where you may be able 
to get help for your specfic app.

DAF
(P.S. I use it to run MS Office stuff; beyond that I have no interest in 
 CodeWeavers.)

twoflatfish wrote:
Hello all,
	I'm writing from Victoria Canada in the hope that some Israelii local 
knowledge applied to my problem will help. I have just installed Linux 
desktop operating systems into several of our synagogue Hebrew school 
computers. They were previously Win98, but needed so much maintenence to 
protect from virus/worm/trojan invasion, (they are used by teenage and 
younger students), that I thought that the in-synagogue intranet would be 
more secure with linux based OS's. 
	So the problem is 'Wine' will not run the MS windows based Hebrew language 
teaching programs that we have and I hoped that someone on this list would be 
able to point me to such a program ported to linux.
	Thanks in advance.
Stan Fisher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Hebrew language teaching program

2004-11-07 Thread Diego Iastrubni
Try running wine with LC_CTYPE=he_IL.ISO-8859-8.
It works for me here (though tested long time ago).
twoflatfish wrote:
Hello all,
	I'm writing from Victoria Canada in the hope that some Israelii local 
knowledge applied to my problem will help. I have just installed Linux 
desktop operating systems into several of our synagogue Hebrew school 
computers. They were previously Win98, but needed so much maintenence to 
protect from virus/worm/trojan invasion, (they are used by teenage and 
younger students), that I thought that the in-synagogue intranet would be 
more secure with linux based OS's. 
	So the problem is 'Wine' will not run the MS windows based Hebrew language 
teaching programs that we have and I hoped that someone on this list would be 
able to point me to such a program ported to linux.
	Thanks in advance.
Stan Fisher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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