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Now you can type
right to left
accented Hebrew with proper line wrap, full justification, and automatic
positioning of vowel points and accents/cantillation marks as you type.
Get
the only fonts available today which reproduce all forms, properly
positioned, that occur in the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia/Leningrad
Codex! LaserHebrew® in Unicode™
is available in five typestyles. The fonts are high-quality, Unicode-encoded Hebrew fonts in TrueType® format
for Biblical and modern Hebrew and Yiddish.
Four of the typestyles (NewJerusalemU,
MoriahU,
RamahU,
ShilohU) contain
all vowel points, accents, dageshim, and diacritical marks occurring in the
Biblia
Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS), plus other diacritical symbols and the
additional characters needed for Yiddish. Here is a sample of the
NewJerusalemU font.

Each font has a corresponding
font (NewJerusalemCU,
MoriahCU,
RamahCU,
ShilohCU) that contains cantillation
forms commonly used in Hebrew publications. This sample shows the alternate
cantillation marks in the NewJerusalemCU font.

The NewJerusalemU product set includes a third font,
NewJerusalemLU, which is the same as
NewJerusalemU, except it contains a "U-shaped" yerah ben yomo, the form used
in the Leningrad Codex.
The final font,
ScriptHebrewU, is
consonantal only, but contains vowels for Yiddish. All of these Hebrew
fonts also include the Latin 1 and Extended Latin
character sets providing English and other western languages such as
French and German, and they support the modern Hebrew code page 1255.
Users can
now type right to left with proper line wrap and full justification of the
Hebrew text. The
fonts include OpenType™ layout features that provide automatic positioning
of the vowel points and accents/cantillation marks as you type. The
user may switch back and forth between Hebrew, English, and the other
supported languages simply by toggling between the included Hebrew and
English software keyboard resources (keyboard drivers).
When you select the Hebrew keyboard, input will automatically be right to
left. When you select the English keyboard, the input direction will
automatically change to left to right. Users may combine Hebrew with text
from any other language supported by your computer's Operating System. All
this can be done with your regular physical keyboard; you do not need to buy
a special keyboard to use LaserHebrew in Unicode fonts.
The LaserHebrew in Unicode fonts are distinctive in that
they include all of the
vowel
points, accents, cantillation marks, and other diacritics occurring in the Biblia
Hebraica Stuttgartensia. As far as we know, no other font
supports ALL characters and diacritics found in the BHS, and is able to
properly position the diacritics as they are found in the published text of
the BHS. Here are some of the special forms used in the Hebrew Scriptures.
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LaserHebrew in Unicode fonts even support the
rarely used multi-vowel/accent combinations necessary to type the Ten
Commandments.

The Unicode-encoding of these fonts means the Windows and
Macintosh fonts are completely compatible. Documents may be freely exchanged
between Windows and Macintosh users, with no conversion or special handling
necessary, as long as the fonts are installed and each user has a compatible
application. (Please be sure you understand the System Requirements for
Windows and
Macintosh before you order.)
Languages supported by LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows and
Macintosh:
Product Sets Available in the
LaserHebrew in Unicode Product Series:
Individual
sets cost US$99.95;
each additional set purchased for that platform (Windows or Macintosh) at the same time
as the first set is only $50;
or purchase all sets together for one platform as LaserHebrew
Professional in Unicode for $249.95.
Please be sure you
read the System
Requirements for Windows or for
Macintosh before ordering. Order
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Font Samples: A
single
font sample is shown below for each font. Links to additional font samples
will open in a new browser window and will give you a greater appreciation for the beauty of these
Hebrew fonts. These additional samples will show you larger portions of the
Hebrew Scriptures, the Latin 1 character set, and more. The
samples are on separate popup pages because the
graphics are quite large and will open slowly if you have a slow dial-up connection.
| LaserHebrew NewJerusalemU in
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$99.95
(or $50 when ordered with another full-priced set for the same
platform) Order |
The first Hebrew font shown below, NewJerusalemU, closely matches the shapes and weights of the
characters and accents in the Biblia Hebraica
Stuttgartensia Hebrew Scriptures/Tanach. This beautiful font is being used to produce
the new Oxford Hebrew Bible, and is the perfect font
for reproducing the Hebrew Scriptures. The second font included in the
product, NewJerusalemCU, is like NewJerusalemU, but has
cantillation forms commonly used in Hebrew publications. The third
font included in the product, NewJerusalemLU, is like NewJerusalemU,
except it contains a "U-shaped" yerah ben yomo, the form used in the
Leningrad Codex. This replaces the "V-shaped" version of the
character, as used in the BHS. |
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same as NewJerusalemU, but with a "U-shaped" yerah ben yomo.) |
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| LaserHebrew MoriahU in Unicode |
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$99.95 (or $50 when ordered with
another full-priced set for the same platform)
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MoriahU is a flowing, elegant modern Hebrew typeface
that is also appropriate for representing the Hebrew Scriptures. The
MoriahCU font, also included in the product, is like MoriahU, but
contains cantillation forms commonly used in Hebrew publications. |
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| LaserHebrew RamahU in Unicode |
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$99.95
(or $50 when ordered with another full-priced set for the same
platform) Order |
RamahU is a popular modern Hebrew typeface that is
also suitable for representing the Hebrew Scriptures. The RamahCU
font, also included in the product, is like RamahU, but contains
cantillation forms commonly used in Hebrew publications. |
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| LaserHebrew
ShilohU in Unicode |
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$99.95
(or $50 when ordered with another full-priced set for the same
platform) Order |
ShilohU is another popular modern Hebrew typeface
that is also appropriate for representing the Hebrew Scriptures. The
ShilohCU font, also included in the product, is like ShilohU,
but contains cantillation forms commonly used in Hebrew
publications. |
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| LaserHebrew
ScriptHebrewU in
Unicode |
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$99.95
(or $50 when ordered with another full-priced set for the same
platform) Order |
ScriptHebrewU is a popular modern Hebrew consonantal
typeface, representing modern Hebrew handwriting. It supports the
Unicode standard for modern Hebrew and Yiddish. |
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(No additional samples of ScriptHebrewU are provided, since the
above fully demonstrates the Hebrew portion of the font. The
Latin section of the font is the same as shown in the popup
samples for the other typestyles in the product.) |
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LaserHebrew Professional in Unicode
$249.95 Order
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for one platform (Windows or Macintosh). |
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Read here about the Windows product, or scroll
down for the
Macintosh product.

LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows
LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows provides high-quality, Unicode-encoded Hebrew fonts (described
above) in TrueType® format for Biblical and modern Hebrew and Yiddish,
for typing right to left with proper line wrap and full justification. The
fonts include OpenType layout features that provide automatic positioning
of vowel points and accents/cantillation marks as you type, and the fonts make use of
the OpenType shaping engine (Uniscribe) built into Windows Vista,
Windows XP and
Windows 2000. LaserHebrew in Unicode
for Windows includes four keyboard layouts that provide four-characters-per-key input
(instead of the normal two) in Windows Vista, XP and 2000.
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The HebrewLS keyboard layout is for Hebrew, providing
phonetic input with easy, intuitive access to all Hebrew vowels,
accents and cantillation marks, and special Yiddish characters. This
layout allows the user to type in regular Hebrew order, that is,
consonant, vowel, accent. Double vowels and accents used in the Hebrew
Scriptures are also supported. Gothic letters (representing manuscripts and
texts related to the Hebrew Scriptures), Greek letters (used to
identify versions of the Hebrew Bible), and punctuation, are all
supported by this keyboard. |
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The HebrewLS Israeli keyboard layout follows the general
layout of the Microsoft Hebrew keyboard, with the addition of vowels.
It also covers Yiddish. This layout will be familiar to users of
Hebrew Windows. Like the Microsoft layout, it does not support accents
or cantillation marks. |
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The EnglishLS OT keyboard layout allows the user to type
English and other western Latin-based languages easily, taking
advantage of the OpenType features in the font. The typing order is
letter-accent; the keyboard driver automatically positions the accent as
it is typed. It allows the user to
toggle from one of the HebrewLS keyboards into the EnglishLS OT keyboard
and type English, French, German, Spanish, etc., without changing
fonts. The EnglishLS OT keyboard is supported by the same applications
that support the HebrewLS keyboard. |
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The EnglishLS keyboard layout allows the user to type
English and other western Latin-based languages easily, using dead key
input. The user types a dead key representing the accent, and nothing
appears to happen on screen. Then the user types the letter to be
accented and the keyboard driver places the accented letter in the
document. It allows the user to
toggle from one of the HebrewLS keyboards into the EnglishLS keyboard
and type English, French, German, Spanish, etc., without changing
fonts. The EnglishLS keyboard is supported by any Unicode-compatible
application. |
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Click this link for a pop-up window showing these
four
keyboard layouts. |
Windows System Requirements:
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Requires Windows Vista, Windows XP, or Windows 2000 |
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Requires installation into Windows
XP and 2000 of Hebrew (complex script) supplemental language
support. This requires your original Windows installation
CD. Our Setup Manual provides
instructions for installing this Windows feature. (This
feature is built into Windows Vista.) |
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This product will not work in any earlier version of
Windows (NT/Me/98/95/3.x). |
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Requires Microsoft Word 2007, Word 2003,
Word 2002,
OpenOffice.org 3,
Lotus Symphony 1.3, or
another Unicode-aware and OpenType-compatible application
that similarly handles Hebrew vowels and accents. |
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InDesign CS4 with World-Ready Composer
has been tested, and does not support Hebrew vowels
and accents. |
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QuarkXPress 8.02 has been tested, and
does not support Hebrew vowels and accents. It is not
known if the ME version of QuarkXPress supports Hebrew
vowels and accents. |
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No version of WordPerfect (only tested through v12), no version of FrameMaker, and no version of PageMaker
support LaserHebrew in Unicode for
Windows. |
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You may
order
Microsoft Works Suite 2006 OEM version
(which includes Word 2002) for
$79 at the same time you order
LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows, if you do not already own Word
2002.
The OEM version does not include technical support from Microsoft
or from Linguist's Software, but does include built-in and online
help. Help also is available from Microsoft newsgroups on the
Internet. Point your newsreader to
news.microsoft.com and subscribe to the desired
newsgroup. (Microsoft Works Suite 2006 OEM is non-refundable.) |
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Microsoft Works users:
Note that Microsoft Works does not include Word.
Microsoft Works Suite does include Word 2002. If you
use Microsoft Works, be sure you own Works Suite and
you have Word 2002 installed. LaserHebrew in Unicode for
Windows fonts do not work in the Works word processor; you
must have Microsoft Word 2002, 2003, or 2007. Or you can
download the free
OpenOffice.org or
Lotus Symphony. |
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The fonts will print to any Windows printer at the highest quality allowed by
the printer. |
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All documentation, including Setup
Instructions, a User's
Manual, the Keyboard Layout Charts (showing placement of the
characters on the keys), and a Troubleshooting Manual, is in Adobe® Acrobat™ PDF
or Word format. Users may view the PDF documentation on screen
or print it using Acrobat
Reader, available free online if you do not already have it. |
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Files created with these fonts are compatible with the
Macintosh
version of LaserHebrew in Unicode. No conversion of files is necessary
when transferring files to the Macintosh if the system and application requirements are
met on both computers. |
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LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows
$99.95 for the first product set;
$50 for each additional product set; or
$249.95 for LaserHebrew
Professional in Unicode for Windows, containing all the
fonts described above
Order (Please be sure you have read the
System
Requirements, above.) |

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Hebrew Scriptures in Unicode for
Windows,
the text of the Biblia
Hebraica Stuttgartensia,
authorized by the Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft. The files are
formatted as Word files using the NewJerusalemU font (sold
separately), but may be ordered with, and used with any of the
above fonts except ScriptHebrewU.
$59.95 Order |
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Microsoft Works Suite 2006 OEM version (non-refundable)
$79 Order |
Do you need to upgrade? Check the
current version number and a Release History.
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LaserHebrew
in
Unicode for Macintosh
LaserHebrew in Unicode for Macintosh provides high-quality, Unicode-encoded Hebrew fonts (described
above) in TrueType® format for Biblical and modern Hebrew and Yiddish,
for typing right to left with proper line wrap and full justification (in
Mellel, sold separately). The
fonts include OpenType layout features which provide automatic positioning
of vowel points and accents/cantillation marks as you type. LaserHebrew in Unicode
for Macintosh includes two Hebrew keyboard layouts—one
phonetic and one Israeli. The user can switch between Hebrew
and English just by pressing the caps lock key. Files created with these fonts are compatible with the
Windows
version of LaserHebrew in Unicode. No conversion of files is necessary
when transferring files to Windows if the system and application requirements are met on
both computers. See this link for a pop-up window showing the
keyboard layouts.
Macintosh System Requirements:
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Requires Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) or higher. |
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Requires Mellel 1.8
or higher,
sold separately. |
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Even applications that claim to be Unicode
and OpenType compliant (e.g., QuarkXPress 7.0 or InDesign) may only support a limited range of Unicode characters or
a limited set of OpenType features. Contact
Linguist's Software about compatibility questions and about the availability of
a non-Unicode version of this product that works in all applications.
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All documentation, including a User's
Manual and Keyboard Layout Charts (showing placement of the
characters on the keys) is in Adobe® Acrobat™ PDF
format. Users may view the documentation on screen
or print it, using
Acrobat
Reader, available free online if you do not already have it. |
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LaserHebrew in Unicode for Macintosh
$99.95 for the first product set;
$50 for each additional product set; or
$249.95 for LaserHebrew
Professional in Unicode for Macintosh, containing all the
fonts described above
Order |
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Hebrew Scriptures in Unicode for
Macintosh,
the text of the Biblia
Hebraica Stuttgartensia,
authorized by the Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft. The files are
formatted as Mellel files using the NewJerusalemU font (sold
separately), but may be ordered with, and used with any of the
above fonts except ScriptHebrewU.
$59.95 Order |
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Mellel
$25
Order ($25
when ordered with this Macintosh product, $48 sold separately.) |
(Before you order please be sure you have read the
System
Requirements, above.)
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Also available for use with LaserHebrew in Unicode for Windows
or Macintosh:



Also Available: Non-Unicode Hebrew Fonts
For non-Unicode versions of our Hebrew fonts, available for both Windows
and Macintosh, see:
The LaserHebrew and LaserHebrew II non-Unicode fonts are not interchangeable with
LaserHebrew in Unicode fonts. However, both Unicode and non-Unicode versions of LaserHebrew may be
installed on your system (since they have different file and font names)
and may even be used in the same documents.
Also Available: Related Font Products
Also Available: Keyboard Stickers
 | Available from Latkey in various colors - Hebrew Keyboard Stickers for
the modern Hebrew layout. (This link will
open a new window.) |
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Here's what others are saying about LaserHebrew in Unicode:
"The NewJerusalemU font is my favourite Hebrew font [and for Greek]
LaserGreek OdysseaU is most beautiful of all!"
Dr. Jean Urban Andres, SatzWeise, Germany
"Your fonts are the best!"
Bruce W. Neely, Alexandria, VA
"Thank you for your beautiful fonts. You can of course quote my words: that's
the truth!"
Jean Lathion, Collonge-Bellerive, Switzerland
"Thank you very much for your splendid array of products for Hebrew Bible
and transliteration."
Prof. Walter Houston, Mansfield College, Oxford University
"Thanks so
much! Your fonts, and your work in the texts of the Scripture, is excellent.
Thank you so much for both."
Albert Hembd, Trinitarian Bible Society, Plano, TX
The LaserHebrew in Unicode
fonts that I've been using for a while now are working wonderfully."
Daniel Rodriguez, Houston Baptist University, Houston, Texas
"Thank you for the amazing work you do. This program is very
good. I really like your Hebrew keyboard. Thank you for the incredible
contribution you have made to the Lord's work."
Stephen Miller, Southhaven, Mississippi
"Thanks so much! Your fonts, and your work in the
texts of the Scripture, is
excellent. Thank you so much for both."
Albert Hembd, Trinitarian Bible Society, Plano, TX
"Your fonts are beautiful. I think what
Linguist's Software has done is beyond superlatives. This is your merit. You can
quote me on this. I really mean it 1000%. What you have done is historical, and
you should be proud of it. After 120 years, you could point your finger at that
among other things."
Rabbi Israel Seldowitz, President, GoHebrew and TalmudWorld
"In 2005 I purchased the Hebrew Scriptures in
Unicode with the LaserHebrew in Unicode fonts from you. I must say that I am
very impressed. You have saved me hours of time every week in typing the
Scriptures for exegesis and what joy I had lost is back again. I am so thankful
to God for Linguist's Software, Dr. Payne and his staff. You even made it
possible for me to read my UBS in the font I grew up with! Foolish of me, I
suppose, but there is some comfort in that and it speeds up my recognition of
things. In the Mellel processor you sold me I can easily alternate between
English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew and German. Now my study materials and papers look
like I had hoped they would. And I see that, if I should like a font that works
well with whatever English fonts I have, that you are making those available
too. Just excellent! You restore font-work to the eye-aiding practical art it
should be. Thank you again. Gott bei Ihnen!"
Rev. Bradley E. Ragner, BA, MDiv., Pastor Messiah Ev. Lutheran Church
Shiocton, Wisconsin, USA
"Vowel points and cantillation marks/ tropes
show perfectly in the NewJerusalemU font. I have compared seven fonts I'm
testing, using the first verses from Genesis (text from Mechon-Mamre). Only two
show all accents, vowels, brackets, etc. correctly. Of these NewJerusalemU is
the best. Aesthetically speaking, I also prefer the feeling of balance it
offers, and the relationship in size of diacritics to consonants (closer to the
consonant, thinner and undistracting, yet clear). NewJerusalemU does look
beautiful....Your LaserHebrew in Unicode font works beautifully, placing accents
and cantillation marks as fitting. It is easy on a Mac to use your fonts with
both Mellel and XeteX. All the best!"
Professor Gildas Hamel, University of California at Santa Cruz
"I received the Hebrew software (fonts and
BHS texts) yesterday and everything works very well. The ability to switch
seamlessly between the two languages is wonderful!"
John Nathan Clayton
"We have used Linguist's Software fonts
for several years, including your Greek and Hebrew fonts as well as your
Semitic Transliterator. We have been pleased with the quality and
functionality. I am impressed with the new Unicode versions of the fonts and
I enjoy the added features. I am very pleased with it. Thank you!"
Jacob Rawlins, Production Coordinator,
Institute for the Study and Preservation of Ancient Religious Texts, BYU,
Provo, UT
"Thank you very much. I received all the
files and everything works very fine. I have great pleasure with your
products, the Hebrew BIBLE-Text and LaserHebrew in Unicode. Again I want to
thank you for all your service and help. May GOD bless you and your work and
products, because they gave me new inspiration and joy in reading and
writing HIS HOLY SCRIPTURES. SHALOM"
Christoph Metz, Cölbe, Germany
"I want to compliment Linguist's Software on its Installation
Manual and User's Manual. They are by far the best written and the easiest to
understand of any software manuals I've seen in over 10 years."
HB, Albuquerque, NM
"Everything is working fine."
Professor Nathan Jastram, Concordia University Wisconsin

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