05-18-2008, 10:16 PM
May 18, 2008
Dave,
I used the scientific method called "trial and error" and manually typing in the commands.
You must precede the script by typing the code "left bracket" font=Estrangelo (V1.1)] and ending the script by typing "left bracket"/font]. (Icould not actually type the "left brackets" in this reply because the font would have been activated.) You can speed the process by using the fonts= tab on the top right side of the draft page, adding the Estrangelo (V1.1), and typing the script characters between the two sets of brackets. The spacing that I show here is crucial.
The same process works for the Hebrew characters by using the code font=SIL Ezra and for Greek the code font=SIL Galatia
I used the "Normal" tab to change the font size of the script to "Large" after blocking the script that I wanted to enlarge.
Give it a try, and use "Preview" to see if you have it right.
Best regards,
Otto
Dave,
I used the scientific method called "trial and error" and manually typing in the commands.
You must precede the script by typing the code "left bracket" font=Estrangelo (V1.1)] and ending the script by typing "left bracket"/font]. (Icould not actually type the "left brackets" in this reply because the font would have been activated.) You can speed the process by using the fonts= tab on the top right side of the draft page, adding the Estrangelo (V1.1), and typing the script characters between the two sets of brackets. The spacing that I show here is crucial.
The same process works for the Hebrew characters by using the code font=SIL Ezra and for Greek the code font=SIL Galatia
I used the "Normal" tab to change the font size of the script to "Large" after blocking the script that I wanted to enlarge.
Give it a try, and use "Preview" to see if you have it right.
Best regards,
Otto