As much as I know, there is no such a beast and thats the problems of
watching Logical Hebrew pages in other browesers than Internet
Explorer..
Eli Marmor added some support for Logical Hebrew for Netscape, but so
far have not released it yet.
Hetz
miki wrote:
>
> to all who knows and wanna h
to all who knows and wanna help
i need logic hebrew Fonts For Xfree
So i Can see websites that Were Made by Winsocks
Tnx
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Maybe I didn't explain myself well...
>From what I heard, VMWare 2.0 will (not sure) let you ACCESS to a PCI
cards you got inside the box..
Just like they use DGA extensions - which is actully a direct access to
the graphics card..
PowerDVD is not running under vmware due to the fact that it ne
Ariel Biener wrote:
> On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
>
> Ok. Has anyone ever managed to make VMware detect the decoder card, and
> use it for playing ? Since it uses the decoder, and not the host CPU, it
> should run ok I assume.
>
> --Ariel
Very unlikely.
VMWare provides a virtual ma
>From what I've heard it will probably be (although limited) on VMWare
2.0
Again - just a rumor..
Hetz
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
>
> Wrong again..
>
> VMWare doesn't try to detect PCI cards (it doesn't rely on the card as
> it gives the services itself and not directory to the PCI cards)..
>
> Ex
On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Yes, I just gave it about 1 hour of trial runs. But since VMware doesn't
let you access PCI directly, the system doesn't detect the card, and
you're dead in the water. I'll ask VMware if they plan on having an
interface to achieve this goal.
--Ariel
>
Wrong again..
VMWare doesn't try to detect PCI cards (it doesn't rely on the card as
it gives the services itself and not directory to the PCI cards)..
Examples: ISDN Cards, Network cards (it emulates one on the real one),
etc..
So you don't have a chance there either (and I have DXR2 DVD kit,
On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Ok. Has anyone ever managed to make VMware detect the decoder card, and
use it for playing ? Since it uses the decoder, and not the host CPU, it
should run ok I assume.
--Ariel
> Well, the support for DVD in Linux in general is VERY minimalistic..
>
>
Well, the support for DVD in Linux in general is VERY minimalistic..
No player, no nothing really fancy yet.
Hetz
Ariel Biener wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>Does any of you know of any drivers for DVD in general, and for
> Creative Dxr3 encoder in particular ?
>
>I just got a Creative Encore 6
Anybody read the PC Magazine's comparison between Windows NT, Solaris
and Linux which was published in this month's issue?
This is the first time Linux gets this much attention on this magazine.
I've read previous articles in the opinions section, mostly written by
J. Seymour, and a general artic
Hi,
Does any of you know of any drivers for DVD in general, and for
Creative Dxr3 encoder in particular ?
I just got a Creative Encore 6x package (6x dvd ide drive, Dxr3
encoder). I wondered if any drivers and players were written for this
package,
--Ariel
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On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo wrote:
> OA>> There's a simple logical to visual conversion function, which I helped
^^
>
> Well, the Unicode conversion algorithm (the standard) is not too simple.
This is the difference between _perfect_ and _usable_ .
Hi,
ISDN supports 64kb/s per channel and it has 2 of those so if you connect
both that's how you get 128kb/s. A chip-set name would help.
CIGAN.
--
On Fri, 6 Aug 1999, Shai Zorea wrote:
> I bought at excellnet an ISDN adapter with no name and it does not
> support 128k/s only 64 per channel,
OA>> There's a simple logical to visual conversion function, which I helped
OA>> writing, in PERL, which was meant to mimic the way the IOL forums ASP
OA>> work. It actually does this so good, that it also correctly mimic all
OA>> the small annoying bugs that the IOL function has :-)
Well, the
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I bought at excellnet an ISDN adapter
with no name and it does not support 128k/s only 64 per channel, does someone
know this adapter they sold for 49$, and if it is supported under linux? At
excellnet they did not know to tell me.
Thanks,
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>IST>> > IB>> extra quizz : how does perl support hebrew chains ?
>IST>> Strings. You know - mahrozot.
>Ah. Perl itself supports only one king of string - quoted sequence of
>charaters. Be it Hebrew or Chineese. If you want means to work with
>visual rend
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