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Wouldn't it be possibile to create a sort of "past 1)" (= ???? ???? ???? ????) and a "paste 2)" (= ?? ???) ecc ecc – so that I can simply "paste" always the very same thing just using a single command? Take a look at Document Variables [page 224 of the Mellel Tutorial ...

Is there any way within Mellel to duplicate Word's behavior for the em-dash? In Word you just type two hyphens--like so--and it automatically replaces them with the em dash. Auto-substitution is one of the things I really dislike in Word. You're typing in a long run of text and, plop, in the middle...

Also, I want the freedom to redistribute as I see fit. I do take copyright seriously -- I've "published" a number of booklets that I've copyrighted (as two of the transliterated Siddurim are) with permission to use for non-commercial purposes only. If your purposes are commercial, the fir...

Your quoted works are restricted by copyright. It is doubtful that they can be redistributed even under "Fair Use." Eric, I said that I hadn't checked them, but I went now and took a look. The last two are copyrighted, but available for non-commercial use. The first appears to be for sale...

This is all.....greek to me. Sorry, I couldn't resist... :D PS: Thinking about it, what does this phrase allude to? according to http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-gre1.htm "t’s usually attributed to William Shakespeare, in Julius Caesar: “Those that understood him smiled at one another and s...

The best way to do that is probably using the Find and Replace option, creating a FindSet with Find Actions that do the work. I've checked this a bit. It is, prima facie, doable and can even produce nice results, but it must be carefully planned and executed. Sorry Ori, I beg to differ. Consider th...

Eric, Two answers for you: First, why re-invent the wheel? There are lots of transliterations available. Here are a few I got off Google [haven't checked any of them] http://www.siddur.org/ ttp://www.utah.edu/hillel/siddur.htm http://home.comcast.net/~judaism/Siddur/introduction.htm etc., etc. Secon...

Executive Summary: ... [/url] Great, that does help to make things clearer, but FontBook goes and muddies the water again. Here's what I get using cmd-i in FontBook: Lucida Grande -- TrueType [OK, I now understand that includes many characters on the Unicode table] Cardo -- TrueType [but Cardo home...

No, you don't have old versions. Yes, they are installed by OS X and all fonts Apple provides for OS X are Unicode fonts. "True Type" has nothing to do with the encoding. OK, I'm showing my total ignorance here. My confusion is between Unicode and OpenType (I think). Lucida Grande & T...

Tom Gewecke wrote:

jannuss wrote: Lucida GRande and Times New Roman -- neither Unicode

These are both Unicode fonts.

FontBook says that both are True Type.
Does that mean that I have old versions? I thought these fonts installed with OSX.

Janet

I also have no difficulty exporting "rtf" files [and changing or not changing the extension to "doc"]. I write Hebrew text with NIKUD (vowel marks) and TAAMIM (cantillation marks). As long as the WORD/PC user has the correct fonts, he sees the text correctly. The trick, then, is ...