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Hebrew Numerals: Characters
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Many fonts included in Windows now have a built-in Hebrew character set. There are Hebrew versions of Times New Roman, Arial, Tahoma and so forth. You can see these using the Character Map tool. Persuading your computer to type these characters... can be a bit of a trick!
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If you have text in such a font, the characters will be in the wrong order once they’re imported into a Nisus Writer document, since the program knows to orient Hebrew from right to left. If you encounter this situation, select the Hebrew text and choose esreveR from the Format submenu of the Style menu to rearrange the characters in the correct order.
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These are the Hebrew Numeric Character References. These can be used in many markup languages, and they are often used in Wiki to create the Hebrew glyphs compatible with the majority of web browsers.
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