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CalvinMaker
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Kaniti b'yerushalyim "keyboard" eem otot (catavti nachon?) eevreet, aval ani lo yodea aich efshar lihiyot yachol lichtov b'eevreet b'machshaev sheli.

Ezra, bvakasha?

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TomDavidson
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The funny thing is that the sentence above looks no more random written backwards.

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rivka
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Word.
Excel.
Hatrack!
Anywhere, almost.

As long as you have your computer set up correctly. What operating system are you using?

(Oh, and the keyboard makes it easier to remember which keys are which, but actually isn't necessary. אין לי -- and it's not a problem. [Wink]

)

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Geekazoid99
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If you have windows in easy to intall another language

Unforunatly i can't remember exactly how at this moment

(Oh and i believe its otiyot eevreet)

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rivka
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How to install depends on which version of Windows one has. Which is why I asked . . .

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CalvinMaker
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I have Windows XP.

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rivka
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Great. That makes it easy -- everything is already on your computer. It just needs to be enabled. Look here for step-by-step directions.

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Lisa
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quote:
Originally posted by CalvinMaker:
Kaniti b'yerushalyim "keyboard" eem otot (catavti nachon?)

Otiot, actually.

quote:
Originally posted by CalvinMaker:
eevreet, aval ani lo yodea aich efshar lihiyot yachol lichtov b'eevreet b'machshaev sheli.

Ezra, bvakasha?

Lo kotvim b'machshev, agav. Maklidim. V'ha-"keyboard" aino "keyboard", ela "mikledet".

מה שמצחיק אותי הוא להקליד בלי מקלדת עברית. הייתי פעם מזכירה בשטרן, והייתי צריכה להקליד מבחנים ללא מקלדת עברית. זה איטי אך אפשרי.

Ugh.

{Edit: I can't believe UBB changes every single character into a special character code. That's just nasty.)

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Lisa
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quote:
Originally posted by Geekazoid99:
If you have windows in easy to intall another language

Unforunatly i can't remember exactly how at this moment

(Oh and i believe its otiyot eevreet)

Otiyot ivriot, technically.

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Raia
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starLisa... you get used to it, when you have to continuously do it. Ze lo kolkach iti basof!

(I would be cool and actually type that in Hebrew, but it's not installed on this particular laptop yet).

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Lisa
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Heivanti, aval.

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