change text direction in lyx
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I've just finished downloading lyx for the first time, and i'm having a bit of a problem with the text direction. whenever I'm trying writing something in Hebrew it's reverses the direction of the words, for example instead writing "אבג" it will write "גבא". also the direction of the tex is left to right (i want it to be RTL).
I've downloaded already the package i needed and followed the installation instructions and yet it doesn't work.
any kind of help would be appreciated.
lyx hebrew
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
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I've just finished downloading lyx for the first time, and i'm having a bit of a problem with the text direction. whenever I'm trying writing something in Hebrew it's reverses the direction of the words, for example instead writing "אבג" it will write "גבא". also the direction of the tex is left to right (i want it to be RTL).
I've downloaded already the package i needed and followed the installation instructions and yet it doesn't work.
any kind of help would be appreciated.
lyx hebrew
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50
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I've just finished downloading lyx for the first time, and i'm having a bit of a problem with the text direction. whenever I'm trying writing something in Hebrew it's reverses the direction of the words, for example instead writing "אבג" it will write "גבא". also the direction of the tex is left to right (i want it to be RTL).
I've downloaded already the package i needed and followed the installation instructions and yet it doesn't work.
any kind of help would be appreciated.
lyx hebrew
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
I've just finished downloading lyx for the first time, and i'm having a bit of a problem with the text direction. whenever I'm trying writing something in Hebrew it's reverses the direction of the words, for example instead writing "אבג" it will write "גבא". also the direction of the tex is left to right (i want it to be RTL).
I've downloaded already the package i needed and followed the installation instructions and yet it doesn't work.
any kind of help would be appreciated.
lyx hebrew
lyx hebrew
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
asked Dec 5 at 14:41
ned grekerzberg
1033
1033
There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50
add a comment |
There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50
There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50
add a comment |
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Make sure the text is marked as Hebrew (should have a blue underline is the document's main language is English). See this and look for the instructions for setting up the F12 shortcut.
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
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Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
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Make sure the text is marked as Hebrew (should have a blue underline is the document's main language is English). See this and look for the instructions for setting up the F12 shortcut.
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
add a comment |
up vote
1
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Make sure the text is marked as Hebrew (should have a blue underline is the document's main language is English). See this and look for the instructions for setting up the F12 shortcut.
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Make sure the text is marked as Hebrew (should have a blue underline is the document's main language is English). See this and look for the instructions for setting up the F12 shortcut.
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
Make sure the text is marked as Hebrew (should have a blue underline is the document's main language is English). See this and look for the instructions for setting up the F12 shortcut.
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
answered Dec 9 at 10:14
Guy
46628
46628
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
add a comment |
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
Thank you !!! very very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 9 at 10:26
add a comment |
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There were a couple of these type of bugs that I think are fixed and will be in LyX 2.3.2, which should be released in a couple of weeks.
– scottkosty
Dec 5 at 16:10
OK thank you very much
– ned grekerzberg
Dec 6 at 7:50