Apple Macintosh Hebrew Language Kit - Manual (Page 16)

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Hebrew Language Kit keyboard layouts
The Hebrew Language Kit offers four different keyboard layouts:
m the standard Hebrew keyboard layout
m the Hebrew keyboard layout for PowerBook computers
m the Hebrew-QWERTY (English) transliterated keyboard layout
m the Hébreu-AZERTY (French) transliterated keyboard layout
About the Hebrew transliterated keyboard layouts
You should use the standard Hebrew keyboard layout if you are
already familiar with this layout. Otherwise, you may want to
choose one of the transliterated keyboard layouts. The
transliterated keyboard layouts phonetically map the Hebrew
characters to the standard QWERTY or AZERTY keyboard layout.
The standard Hebrew keyboard layout
This is the standard Hebrew keyboard. It lets you type all Hebrew
characters in Normal and Shift positions. The numbers typed on
the top row are displayed from right to left, as on a Hebrew
typewriter. The numbers typed on the numeric keypad are
displayed from left to right.
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Normal
Shift
Option
Diacritics can be found on the top row by holding down the
Option key.