Hebrew Text - export without accents

Eva Haemmerle said:

I'm doing a paper on deuteronomic laws and would like to have the hebrew text without disjunctive accents (as e.g. silluq or munah-zapqe).

How do I get this?

I'm working mainly with Bilbia Hebraica Quinta.

Many thanks in advance for any help on this topic.

Academic papers requires unpointed Hebrew text, and yet I have to use my E Sword program for this, since Logos can't manage it. I hope this gets rectified. 

This would be a really good suggestion, in that the dev’s @ HQ could supply a code, such as when we click “create new style” from the ‘copy bible verse’ tool, that removes accentual markings. Then those who need it can copy/paste into their own systems, or they can do a global update and supply it for everyone as another option in the ‘quotations’.

e-sw is a freebie, but L4 isn't----?

I've added a link to my answer here to the wiki page "Tips from the Forum" as I figured it might be helpful to others.

Actually, I could have saved you some trouble by giving you the entire string with square brackets around it to copy and paste into Word's Replace dialog:

[ֽֿ֑֖֛֢֣֤֥֦֧֪֚֭֮֒֓֔֕֗֘֙֜֝֞֟֠֡֨֩֫֬֯׀]

And I also should have explicitly said to clear any text that might have been in the "Replace with" box in the Replace dialog. You probably figured that out on your own, but the point is you're replacing these accents with nothing.

A.J. van den Herik said:

Do you have also such a string for removing vowels?

Sure, it's easy to create these strings. Just go into the Insert Symbol dialog box in Word, find the range of characters that are Hebrew vowels, and insert one of each in a row:

So here's the replace string for getting rid of vowels: [ְֱֲֳִֵֶַָֹֻ]

Actually, I might have missed a couple of Masoretic accents in my above instructions. I don't know the accents myself, so I was just looking through the range of Hebrew characters for those squiggly symbols that looked like Masoretic accents that I knew weren't vowels. If you're really doing this stuff seriously you might want to create your own string, using the method I just described, with the Insert Symbol dialog box.

Eva Haemmerle said:

I'm doing a paper on deuteronomic laws and would like to have the hebrew text without disjunctive accents (as e.g. silluq or munah-zapqe).

How do I get this?

I'm working mainly with Bilbia Hebraica Quinta.

Many thanks in advance for any help on this topic.

Rosie has given you a method which works for large sections of text, but, if you're only doing a small section, you can start at the end of the Hebrew text and work through it from end to beginning.  When you use your arrow key and pass a consonant before (actually after) a vowel or accent, use the backspace key to remove the offending item.  The accent and vowel always follows the consonant to which it's attached.