Dear Matan,
You may want to take a look into UniEdit, which supports Unicode for Hebrew
with different fonts. The URL is:
http://www.lang.duke.edu/uniintro.htm
And also IE5 already supports Hebrew and right-to-left. So that could be an
option for you too.
Also Wordcruncher is supportiv for right-to-left:
http://www.wordcruncher.com/
(However they have changed their pages, so happy surfing and finding!)
With best wishes,
Arash
At 16:27 09.06.99 -0700, you wrote:
>With all the impressive work that seems to go on in unicode and multilingual
>support, I haven't heard of anyone mention right to left (Bidi) support.
If i
>remember the standard right, for full (or even lever 1) ISO 10646 support,
>Bi-directional should be supported.
>I use Hebrew, and as such this aspect of unicode is very important to me (and
>many other people around me.) is there any work done on this subject? Can I
>help this effort by testing or even writing code? I can probably gather more
>Bidi users for testing then most of the people on the project.
>dose someone on one of the mailing lists know how is in charge of this
subject
>in the linux unicode project? Is there someone in the MULE community who can
>guide me to the right place in the code to add such support?
> thanks in advance,
> Matan Ninio, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
>
>
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