entering hebrew letters as response

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On 21 מרץ, 12:14, Yoed Kenett <yoedken... at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi
> thank you so much for your help
> i just want to say in my defense that many people have told me how to record
> keyboard responses and i am quite grateful for all of their help and i have
> managed to do it through their help. what i still have not managed is for
> the subject to enter his response and see hebrew font and for the program to
> code his response in hebrew letters and english gibrish.
>
> i have checked and i can select a hebrew font in my echo advanced display
> settings. i changed the font of the echo display to a hebrew font and still
> when i tried to type a response in the experiment it was still in english
> characters and also the program recorded the answer in english and not
> hebrew characters.
> what is my next step?
>
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 3:59 PM, liwenna <liwe... at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Welcome back Yoed.
>
> > So you still didn't solve this, hey?
>
> > I think that many people already gave you their look on this and that
> > you've been asked to provide some more info on what is going wrong
> > where exactly.
>
> > Last time I tried to install a hebrew font on my computer but that
> > totally crashed my account so I won't try that again... but for what
> > it's worth: I assume you do have hebrew fonts installed on your
> > computer... can you choose them in e-prime?? i.e. if you have a
> > textobject, can you select a hebrew font on the font option?
>
> > If you make a slide and in the slide properties under the input tab
> > add the keyboard as an input device and then choose advance... you can
> > create an 'echo'... under echo tab add a display-device. Next go to
> > edit the display device and now you can choose a font under the font
> > tab which will be the font e-prime uses for the echo (i.e. showing on
> > the screen) of what is typed. I can select wingdings here (for lack of
> > hebrew font) and it will show me wingdings on the screen all right.
>
> > Don't forget to increase the max count on the general tab of the
> > 'keyboard advanced properties', it it's set to 1 you can only enter 1
> > character before the slide will 'jump'. Set it to 6 and you can enter
> > 6 character etc. Also set the the slide duration to infinite.
>
> > If this works you'll still need to adjust settings on the echo, so
> > doing the above stuff won't 'finish'your experiment but just let us
> > know whether or not you receive hebrew letters if you take the above
> > steps or not.
>
> > Best,
>
> > liw
>
> > On Mar 15, 12:48 pm, Yoed <yoedken... at gmail.com> wrote:
> > > hi there
> > > i have eprime2 and in my experiment i am presenting my subject with a
> > > visual stimuli and then ask him to write down his answer with the
> > > keyboard via echo recording. the problem i have is that i need the
> > > subject to write his response in hebrew and right now i cant figure
> > > out how to do that - only able to write a response in latin characters
> > > which makes it quite difficult to convert it later back to hebrew
> > > can anyone help me with this?
> > > thanks
>
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> Yoed

Maybe what you have to do is to install windows XP with support in
Hebrew. I use Hebrew on my computer regulary
and also many times used Hebrew words in Eprime. It's not big deal
once windows support Hebrew.

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