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Over the past few years, I've been looking for Hebrew support for the
PocketPC. They were all expensive (around $100). There was one limited
support program for PPC2002 only. A few days ago I found these.

How do these compare to the expensive programs -- and how do these two
compare? Has anyone used them? Only one of them has a demo.

Pocket PC Hebrew Language Extender (LEng) $39.95
http://hebrew.pocket-pc.penreader. [...] ebrew.html

Hebrew Support for Pocket PC $49.95
http://www.jewishsoftware.com/prod [...] PC_758.asp

Here are the features listed on their websites... but who knows if they
are comprehensive lists...

LEng features:

Pocket PC Hebrew Language Extender (LEng) is designed for Windows
Mobile/Pocket PC 2003 and Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Hebrew
language support (Pocket PC/Windows Mobile Hebrew localization).
Language Extender package includes drivers of Hebrew Pocket PC
on-screen keyboard and Hebrew regional settings.

With Pocket PC Hebrew support you can input information in Hebrew
language in any application on your Pocket PC, edit it, save, transfer
to other Pocket PC's or desktop computers and print documents
including texts in Hebrew language.


Pocket PC Hebrew support features:

Correct text management for Hebrew language: right text alignment,
proper character order and appropriate text selection for Hebrew
documents and Pocket PC applications
On-screen keyboard layout for Hebrew characters input
New! Word autocomplete function completes words you are typing on the
on-screen keyboard or Pocket PC external keyboard

Availability to adjust appearance of the on-screen keyboard layouts
(3D-look, color keys, font of keys)
Special module for external Pocket PC keyboard that allows using
portable keyboards to type in Hebrew with different Hebrew layouts
Hebrew format of date and time (Pocket PC Hebrew regional settings)
Availability to support Pocket PC Hebrew on-screen keyboard in
landscape mode for Pocket PC/Windows Mobile
Correct synchronization operations of Pocket PC applications and
desktop applications (for example, MS Office applications)
Modified Character Recognizer (Letter Recognizer) to write Hebrew
symbols (by default you can write only English symbols on Pocket PC),
availability to adjust it in your own way
Correct print operation for documents in Hebrew


As Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, Paragon Software (SHDD) provides
hi-quality software compatible with Windows Mobile/Pocket PC

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Hebrew Support for Pocket PC features

Hebrew Support for Pocket PC is designed to give your Pocket PC with
Windows Mobile 2003 or Windows Mobile 2003 SE a capability to write
Hebrew documents, send Hebrew email and display Hebrew web pages. It
smoothly integrates into the Windows system and all of its programs,
including Word, Excel, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Notes and Instant
Messaging.


System Requirements

Pocket PC with Windows Mobile 2003 or Windows Mobile 2003 SE
Desktop PC with Microsot Windows

Features - Hebrew Support for Pocket PC


Enables Typing And Displaying Hebrew And Russian In All Pocket PC
Applications Including Word And Email
Includes Hebrew-English, English-Hebrew And English-to-Russian
Dictionaries
Easily Switch Between English And Hebrew Menus
Integrates Into The Windows Mobile System
Supports Displaying Hebrew Web Pages

Thanks!

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I just tried the demo of the Piloc software (Hebrew LeNG). The demo
isn't complete - so I emailed support the following issues I had so
far.

When I type and place punctuation at the end of the sentence, it places
it in the beginning of the sentence.

When I wrote a Hebrew Word document - Activesync refuses to sync it.

Can Word Completion and Character Recognizer work in the demo? I can't
get it to work and can't find the manual to look it up!

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The Ectaco Hebrew/English dictionary was messed up after this was
installed. I can't read the Hebrew. I Emailed both companies about
this.

Also, sending email from the PPC, didn't show up properly on the PC. I
emailed Paragon.

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Ectaco replied to speak to the Hebrew LEng developer...
and they have yet to reply to the email...

I was expecting at least Helio to answer this thread! :-)


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