Add Aramaic Font to Text Display in Program Settings
Michel Pauw
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When the Hebrew Font text display is different from your default text display, then the text display will change for Aramaic sections in your Hebrew Bible. See screenshot for an example in Daniel 2:4.
This could be solved by letting Aramaic fall under Hebrew font, but this is not ideal.
It would be much better to add an Aramaic font to the Text Display settings in Program Settings, so that the user can determine whether he wants to display Aramaic in the same way as Hebrew, or rather want to have it stand out a bit more, as to highlight that it is a different language.
This could be solved by letting Aramaic fall under Hebrew font, but this is not ideal.
It would be much better to add an Aramaic font to the Text Display settings in Program Settings, so that the user can determine whether he wants to display Aramaic in the same way as Hebrew, or rather want to have it stand out a bit more, as to highlight that it is a different language.
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