Where is the Users Manual for DavkaWriter?
The User’s Manual is installed onto your computer when you install DavkaWriter. You can get to it by selecting the Help menu in DavkaWriter and choosing the “User’s Manual” option. When pasting text from DavkaWriter into Microsoft Word 2000, the “shekel” symbol appears instead of the “segol”, and the “divide” symbol (%) appears instead of the “zakef katon”. If you do not need ta’amim in your Word document, use the “copying is for Hebrew” option when you select the text, instead of a regular copy function. Word will then view your text as Hebrew, and words will wrap in the right direction. If you need to use ta’amim, use DavkaWriter’s “copying is for English” option. The, in Word, use “Paste Special” instead of a standard Paste function. Select the garbage text and change its font to any Davka font ending with “D” or “G”, like DavidD. On Windows 98, I get an error message that says “missing oleacc.dll”. Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs. Click the “Windows Compon
This is really very useful information thank you for providing it. I didn’t even know it worked that way. Although not surprisingly, I have never used DavkaWriter, especially never copied information from it to word doc, but thanks to you, I now know how to do it correctly. It’s nice that thanks to the Internet, it’s quite easy to find a solution to any problem. I work as a programmer in a company very often trying to solve problems that I have never encountered and Google really helps a lot. I have already been able to create a certain amount of user manual online for employees like me to make it easier for both me and them to work. Thank you again for explaining how to solve this problem.
