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[robert734130]

i am amazed at how helpful people are here. it's like they can anticipate much of the information i'll need for this project. thank you very much to everyone for all the help you've given. it is much appreciated.

[jonathon]

it's like they can anticipate much of the information i'll need

Anticipating your next issues:

• Displaying nikkud in Hebrew;
• Displaying cantilation in Hebrew;
• Displaying breathing marks in Greek;
• Displaying vowels in Greek;

My suggestion is to use combining glyphs, and ignore the precomposed ones.

Some resource creators will recommend using precomposed glyphs. Whilst this usually results in a more aesthetically pleasing output, search results from within e-Sword are much more consistent, and predictable, when combining glyphs are used.

jonathon

[DSaw]

Some resource creators will recommend using precomposed glyphs. Whilst this usually results in a more aesthetically pleasing output, search results from within e-Sword are much more consistent, and predictable, when combining glyphs are used.

jonathon

I like and use precomposed as far as searching I don't think any one is better than the other if you use both combined and precomposed to search with you will get better results just my opinion

[APsit190]

Jonathon,
When you come through, Brother, you certainly come through. You just gave me the biggest answer I needed for inserting extra rtf code into modules I'm working on.

God love and bless you tons, stacks, heaps, lots, and oodles.

Blessings,