True, it does support unicode, but it still does a truly poor job of
displaying them. They are often misplaced or end up using another "letter
space" making it hard to read.
My personal opinion is that their implementation of the keyboards is pretty
poor too - it's almost impossible to type in any
You can (sort of) do them in word (with Hebrew support of course), but it is
pretty hit or miss. I gave up on using word for Hebrew documen5ts long ago,
and switched to Davka - much easier to use, better handling of nekudot, more
predictable printing, better keyboard support etc
-James
Messa
I also run a small donation based lending library - in our case, we tend to
focus on non-fiction judaica, but we do get some fiction too.
Pretty much the path I take is to make sure that the donor recognizes that
we are a library, not an archive. Books need to be appropriate for our
purpose (Judai
I think I would probably keep it, but add the new information - maybe paste
a page into the front cover or some such. If nothing else, it reflects some
interesting sociological (or maybe just marketing) behaviors.
-James
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I am trying to build a good Jewish educational/reference library. I am in a
rural part of New Hampshire, and there aren't a lot of resources available
here, so I'm trying to build a collection that is available for public use.
So far, it has mostly been built through private con
The best source I have found for this is to try local antique shops or (even
better) a used book dealer - you may need to hunt around to find one that is
competent to evaluate old books (instead of recycling paperbacks). I
know Powell books in Chicago is pretty good, but I don't think they do
a
Hello, While we are not writing about Jewish Parenting, my co-author and I
have just released the first of a series of Jewish children's chapter books
(grades 1-5 depending on reading skill). We are preparing for a release tour
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Having spent many years working in Data Storage, I'll venture my opinion
While I cannot say what the effect of these sprays is on video/audio media,
in the world of data storage, they are considered to be a gimmick at best,
and at worst shorten the shelf life of digital storage media (tape, CD
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