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From: romeo@fang.ATT.COM (Romeo Gonzalez)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x,soc.culture.jewish
Subject: Re: Hebrew editor?
Summary: Hebrew/Arabic - Emacs based editor (old Post)
Message-ID: <296@fang.ATT.COM>
Date: 7 Mar 89 13:15:21 GMT
References: <52738@yale-celray.yale.UUCP>
Organization: AT&T, Maitland, FL
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In article <52738@yale-celray.yale.UUCP>, engelson-sean@CS.YALE.EDU (Sean Philip Engelson) writes:
> 
> Does there exist an Hebrew language text editor (emacs-like, if
> possible) that runs under X11 and Unix?  Postscript printing would be
> nice too...
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Sean Philip Engelson

I Been saving this article for a while. Let me now if you where successful. 
Good luck. Shalom.

Romeo J. Gonzalez
AT&T Maitland Fl.
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# From flnexus!codas!cpsc6a!rtech!ptsfa!ames!hao!boulder!tramp!benten Sat Nov 21 23:10:26 1987
# Path: fang!flnexus!codas!cpsc6a!rtech!ptsfa!ames!hao!boulder!tramp!benten
# From: benten@tramp.Colorado.EDU (Muhammad S. Benten)
# Newsgroups: unix-pc.general,comp.sys.att
# Subject: Unix-pc fonts and word processing
# Keywords: Arabic, Hebrew, 132 characters
# Message-ID: <3077@sigi.Colorado.EDU>
# Date: 22 Nov 87 04:10:26 GMT
# Sender: news@sigi.Colorado.EDU
# Reply-To: benten@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Muhammad S. Benten)
# Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
# Lines: 45
# 
# 
# This is in response to some question about the use of the 132-char
# on the Unix-pc. In this regard I have the following available for
# sharing with other intersted users:
# 
# 
# 1- I have modified the font "system.144.ft" so that it can be
#    used to produce a 144 cols by 36 lines on a full screen.
# 
# 2- I also have created a "termcap" entery to allow the correct
#    screen mapping by programs that use "termcap" such as vi, and
#    a "terminfo" enetry that allows correct screen mapping of
#    programs that use "curses" such as Gnu-emacs.
# 
# 3- An Arabic chracter set that produces an 80 cols by 22 lines
#    on a full screen.
# 
# 4- The Hebrew character set that produces an 80 cols by 22 lines
#    on a full screen.
# 
# 5- I have modified one of the lisp files of the Gnu-emacs to allow
#    Arabic and Hebrew word processing on the Unix-pc, that is
#    writing from right to left using "emacs". Bidirectional
#    word processing is also supported. This modification can still
#    be improved and awaiting a good lisp hacker.
# 
# 6- Of course the "termcap" and "terinfo" enteries for the Arabic
#    and Hebrew character set.
# 
# 
# These are available for sharing with no claim of any innovation
# and as my time permits.
# 
# 
# ======================================
# 
# Muhammad S. Benten
# 2730 Winding Trl. Pl.
# Boulder, Co 80302
# 
# 
# ARPA: benten@boulder.colorado.edu.ARPA
# 
# 
# ======================================
# 
# 
# 


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Romeo J. Gonzalez
AT&T Maitland Fl.
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