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hebrew vowels with dotted circle
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Posted by:
ethan
Good evening,
Does anyone know if there is a simple way to have vowels appear in isolation (such as in a chart of the Hebrew vowel symbols) with the dotted circle "above" (or next to/under, etc.) them in order to show where the letter would be in relation? If not, I'll just go with an Alef in relation to each. But it would be great if I could get the circle (which appears automatically for some, such as tsere-yud) for all.
Thanks,
Ethan
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- 2008-10-12, 23:33
Re: hebrew vowels with dotted circle
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avi_wollman
Just use "Unicode Character 'DOTTED CIRCLE' (U+25CC)"
Avi
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- 2008-10-13, 08:11
Re: hebrew vowels with dotted circle
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ethan
How specifically would this be accomplished in Word?
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- 2008-10-13, 11:20
Re: hebrew vowels with dotted circle
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Posted by:
John Hudson
In Word, you can input characters using the Unicode value (25CC) follows by alt+X (English keyboard).
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- 2008-10-14, 02:52
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