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Dear Takamitsu,
On 2011-04-05 [+0900 JST], at 10:23 PM, takamitsu muraoka wrote:
> I've tried to follow your advice, but I get only a circumflex. What's ANSI
> physical keyboard? Do I need to purchase a new keyboard?
No, no. You don't need purchasing a new keyboard. What you did is right. But perhaps I misunderstand what you are looking for. What I was assuming is that...
1. A certain Hebrew letter in NW Classic files using Hebraica font is displayed as a circumflex in NWP for OS X.
2. You need to find all instances of the circumflex in order to replace them with a Hebrew letter.
If so, I think you can find them all by searching for that character looking circumflex (zero-width).
But perhaps you need to know the key combination of the Hebrew letter?
> Forgive me for a nagging question. What is meant by \x{302}? A back slash and then?
\x{hhhh} is a PowerFind Pro expression and 302 is a Unicode value of the zero-width circumflex. In PowerFind Pro mode, \x{302} works just like the real zero-width circumflex. I suggested you to use \x{302} because you don't need any special key combination to type \x{302}.
Kino
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