Re: Hebrew in LaTeX

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* Ron Artstein <artstein-FrESSTt7Abv7r6psnUbsSmZHpeb/A1Y/@public.gmane.org> [19/12/05 00:53]:
> Yes, Culmus has Latin characters (depending on the version of your=20
> Culmus .tfm files, these may be small caps).=20
>=20
> However, it's still a better idea to switch languages whenever you=20
> need a Latin character, in order to have all the Latin characters=20
> in your document come from the same font. There's no typographic=20
> advantage to using Culmus's Latin characters, since their design is=20
> independent of the Hebrew characters.
>=20

Thanks for the help. I just expected that if I write English characters=20
LaTeX will recognise it to be English, and same with Hebrew, but I guess=20
that would be pretty much the same as bidi support.

Moshe

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