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At last!

Posted by: Ros on: November 27, 2007

I know you’ve all been anxiously awaiting the outcome of the Nota Bene Hebrew printing problem (Okay, I’ve been anxiously awaiting the outcome of the NB Hebrew printing problem!). Anyway, nice Steve from technical support emailed me this morning with a patch which solves the problem. Hooray!!! No thanks to the nasty people at MS [...]

Quick update

Posted by: Ros on: November 9, 2007

Thanks to everyone who’s made helpful suggestions re. my font problems. I just spent 20 minutes on the phone to Steve from Nota Bene and we’ve identified that this is, actually, a font problem! Which is to say, not the fault of the printer, nor of Nota Bene (happens in Word too, if you cut [...]

I need some help!

Posted by: Ros on: November 3, 2007

For my academic work I use a software programme called Nota Bene which combines a bibliographic database, text searching facility and an academically-oriented word-processing package. It’s great. One of its big advantages is its system for entering non-English text. Hebrew accents, vowels and other diacritical marks can be entered easily and precisely. When I switched [...]


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