Nisus Writer Pro - Manual (Page 489)

Appendices 469
Type “special” Yiddish characters
• “Veis” ("- the Vet with an “overline” which appears at the beginning of a word)
1. Type the vet ב
2. Type the “overline” which appears under the “Delete” key .
• “Fay” (.- the Pey with an “overline” which appears at the beginning of a word)
1. Type the pey .
2. Type the “overline” which appears under the “Delete” key .
• “"irik Yod” (י with a dot under it)
1. Type the Yod $.
2. Press
4 and type the “4” on the numbers row
This displays יִ.
• “Kaf” (כ with a dot in it)
1. Type the Kaf /.
2. Press
4 and type the “comma” (or when in the Standard Hebrew keyboard, the Taf %; or, when
in the Hebrew QWERTY keyboard, the “tilde” ~) “”
This displays כּ.
• “Pey”(פ with a dot in it)
▶
See “Kaf” above.
• “Taf” (ת with a dot in it)
▶
See “Kaf” above.
• “Sin” (ש with a dot above and to the left)
1. Press 4 (and with the key still pressed)…
2. Type (using whatever version of the Hebrew keyboard you prefer, that key that produces) the
“0”.
This displays שׂ.
• “Kometz-Alef” (א ָ )
1. Type the Alef א.
2. Press
4 (and with the key still pressed)…
3. Type (using whatever version of the Hebrew keyboard you prefer, that key that produces) the
“7”.
• “Tzvei-Yudin” (ײַ) Using the Hebrew keyboard…
1. Press 4 (and with the key still pressed)…
2. Type a י as illustrated in Figure 436.
Figure 436
Option-modified Hebrew keyboard
• “Tzvei-Yudin” (ײַ) Using the Hebrew – QWERTY keyboard…
1. Press 4 (and with the key still pressed)…
2. Type a ט as illustrated in Figure 437.