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To turn Hebrew into classic (non-unicode) Hebrew, you need to have a special Hebrew font installed. Unfortunately, the default MacOS Hebrew fonts installed by Apple are not unicode. For example, Hebrew looks like this...

If you have the new MacOffice 2008 for Mac, you can open up the Options in the Formats view, and then choose Fonts and Languages. In the Fonts & Languages window, choose Hebrew, and then choose the appropriate font (Yehudit) you are using. Then choose Add, and then choose All Characters. You can probably find more guidance from the Mac Help files. But this is the place where you can do the changes in the Preferences view.

I am having exactly the same problem with Accordance. I can paste text into word no problem, but if I paste it into Accordance, then make a new page, it doesn't work. I can't figure out why it won't work in Accordance. I set the preferences to export all characters as unicode, and I checked the box for the Hebraica II font. It shows up in the list of fonts when I go to the font preferences, but it won't work. Any ideas?

In the Accordance Preferences, choose Encoding and the Hebraica II font is set to copy to and export to Unicode. I can copy Hebrew into Accordance, but it gets converted to a different format, and I can't figure out what it is. Does anyone know what I can do to copy Hebrew from Accordance to Word, or from LaserHebrew to Word?

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