Does anyone have a tool to convert Unicode Hebrew (or Win-1255 encoding) to CCAT Hebrew encoding or BibleWorks Hebrew fonts? This would involve a large file, so a Word macro would not work.
Thanks.
Does anyone have a tool to convert Unicode Hebrew (or Win-1255 encoding) to CCAT Hebrew encoding or BibleWorks Hebrew fonts? This would involve a large file, so a Word macro would not work.
Thanks.
Jim Darlack - Reference Librarian at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Gloucester Assembly of God | Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
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Great! We've all been working so hard to get everything to Unicode, and now you want to go back to CCAT/BWfonts! ;-o
Anyway, some suggestions:
1) GreekTranscoder - Will that work?
2) SIL Converters - How about this?
3) I'm not at my school computer, so I'm not sure about this one. Bibloi (aka Silver Mountain BibleWindows) had a two-way Unicode / SGreek converter, and I think the SGreek was connected to CCAT in some way.
If #1 or 2 don't work, let me know, and I will check on #3 when I get a chance.
Mark G. Vitalis Hoffman
Professor of Biblical Studies
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
ltsg.edu - CrossMarks.com
Biblical Studies and Technological Tools
Just checked, and the Bibloi converter won't help. It's two-way for the Greek (SGreek >< Unicode) but only one way (SHebrew > Unicode). SHebrew would still need another conversion step to get to CCAT...
Mark G. Vitalis Hoffman
Professor of Biblical Studies
Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
ltsg.edu - CrossMarks.com
Biblical Studies and Technological Tools
I'm particularly interested in converting the Unicode version of the Aleppo Codex that's floating around on the web--at the very least for personal use, at most for public distribution as a BW module. I'll have to check out the legalities, etc. It is available for several free Bible software packages.
Jim Darlack - Reference Librarian at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
Gloucester Assembly of God | Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
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