#Bibleworks search commands how to#
#Bibleworks search commands windows 7#

#Bibleworks search commands how to#

This window contains a clickable BibleWorks Keyboard that shows you how to type characters in the various BibleWorks fonts.' This is basically backwards, and not at all what happens when you click the corresponding buttons on the BibleWorks 9 toolbar. You can also open the window by selecting Tools | Keyboard Layouts from the Main Menu.' Then there's an image of a key with a small alpha on it, and the text says, 'Clicking on this button will open up the BibleWorks Keyboard Window. I searched Help and found section 65, 'BibleWorks Keyboard Layouts.' At the very beginning of this there is some serious confusion.ДЇirst it shows an image of a keyboard, and says, 'Clicking on this button will bring up the Keyboard Layouts Window. Just now, though, I was trying to type some Hebrew and needed to look at the keyboard layout. I don't do much Hebrew or Greek typing in the BibleWorks editor. I've attached a jpg screenshot of Rev 1:1 to show the unicode diacritical mark problem. We can't figure out why it won't on my PC.

#Bibleworks search commands windows 7#

Another member of the group uses the same setup (except Windows 7 instead of XP) and the Greek text appears correctly with diacritical marks. I use a PC, Windows XP, Microsoft Word 2010. But for some reason, no diacritical marks are showing up. (2) I'm trying to use a document on a group project that was written using Greek in unicode characters. Is it difficult to remap that keyboard so it matches the keystrokes for Bwgrkl? Or has someone already done this in a way that can be downloaded and installed on a PC? (Btw, I'm using Windows XP, Word 2010, BW 9.)ДЄlso. I'm so used to typing fast using the bwgrkl keyboard map that I keep making mistakes using the 'Greek Polytonic' keyboard layout through Windows. Now, however, I need to use the unicode Greek characters for a current project. (1) For years (since mid-1990s), I've used Bwgrkl font as my default, go-to way of typing Greek.