Directions for viewing Hebrew on your
browser
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Microsoft Explorer 3.0+ users:
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To use Semi-Logical Hebrew Support,
you need:
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Windows 95 with Hebrew support.
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Enter a WWW site that was build using Semi-Logical
support.
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No installation needed in the
browser.
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Netscape Navigator 3.0+ users:
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To use Semi-Logical Hebrew Support,
you need:
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Windows 95 or Windows 3.11 with
Hebrew support.
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Enter a WWW site that was build using
Semi-Logical
support.
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Windows 3.11 users need not do
anything.
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Windows 95 users must set the browser
default
fonts to "david", as follows:
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Enter "Options/General
Preferences" menu.
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Set the fields values as in
the following
diagram:
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Enter "Options/Document
Encoding" menu.
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Select "Western".
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