In the "Bible Tools Options" window (Tools->Options->Bible Tools...), under the Ancient Languages tab, there are "Transliterate" checkboxes under each of the sections. Is the one under Hebrew checked for you?
Not sure why you would get different results in different resources, though. Is it bringing up the same resource in the pop-up for both NASB and ESV? I would think that it's using the same Strongs Number from both of those and should have the same keylink.
EDIT: I just noticed this was posted in the Mac forum. My instructions were for the Windows version.
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In the Hebrew exegetical guide on the Mac version I get the transliteration... I don't know how to get the Hebrew text there.
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I noticed that I get the transliteration there as well after my initial post. I don't think it did this before 1.2, but I can't remember for sure.
Still looking for a setting somewhere...
I checked under tools, but the configuration options aren't there.
Thanks, Mike.
I'm having this problem too. I just discovered the new training videos on macbiblesoftware.com and was following along. I noticed that in the video, the Hebrew appears on a Bible Word Study, but on my computer it doesn't. I have the Greek text, just not the Hebrew text. I know that this was not so in previous versions. So... if anyone has a clue as to how to make the Hebrew come, I would greatly appreciate it too!
I'm having the same problem - Greek appears fine but Hebrew is transliterated. I called support about this last week and they told me it was a conflict with Safari. I thought the recent update was going to fix it but apparently it did not.
RossStrader:In the Hebrew exegetical guide on the Mac version I get the transliteration... I don't know how to get the Hebrew text there.
From what I understand (I'm no Hebrew expert) there was a bug in the Hebrew text on the Exegetical Guide that could not be fixed before 1.2 was release so rather than having broken Hebrew it was transliterated.
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Justin Kooy: RossStrader:In the Hebrew exegetical guide on the Mac version I get the transliteration... I don't know how to get the Hebrew text there. From what I understand (I'm no Hebrew expert) there was a bug in the Hebrew text on the Exegetical Guide that could not be fixed before 1.2 was release so rather than having broken Hebrew it was transliterated.
I have installed 1.2, and my text is still transliterated.
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The Hebrew text was there in 1.0 and 1.1. I think what Justin is saying is that a bug was discovered with the Hebrew text in 1.2 before it was released. Instead of holding up the release, they put in the transliteration.
I can certainly live with the transliteration for a little while. Having Bible Speed Search more than makes up for the inconvenience!
Mike Melloy: The Hebrew text was there in 1.0 and 1.1. I think what Justin is saying is that a bug was discovered with the Hebrew text in 1.2 before it was released. Instead of holding up the release, they put in the transliteration. I can certainly live with the transliteration for a little while. Having Bible Speed Search more than makes up for the inconvenience!
To Clarify:
It was actually a bug in 1.0-1.1.1. The vowels were not displaying correctly in the reports so for now it is translitterated.