Type a vowel key to indicate the next key is a vowel or other advanced key
Type the key.
Use the vowel key which you prefer:
Upper-case W (which stands for voWel).
Upper-case K or Q (which stand for ניקוד)
For example, to type Kamatz:
Type Upper-case W (the vowel key)and then
Type a.
In the remainder of the advanced tutorial, please remember to precede vowels with the vowel key.
In Windows Heblish* (Heblish Keyboard Layout installed directly into Windows)
the vowel key is different.
While typing a vowel or other advanced key, you must press either
the <Ctrl><Alt> keys or
the <Caps Lock> key
So Kamatz would be either <Ctrl><Alt>-a or <Caps Lock>-a.
This will not work in Web Heblish including this tutorial!
<Caps Lock> is useful in programs like MS Word which already use <Ctrl><Alt> keys.
<Caps Lock> may leave the Caps Lock on when you return to typing English.
To use <Ctrl><Alt> in MS Word, unmap the conflicting
MS Word Keys. See MS Word help.
*NoteWindows Heblish on Windows 98 and Windows ME does not presently support
the advanced keys described in this section.