How do I use this Hebrew keyboard?
Type on your normal keyboard and each key types the Hebrew letter shown on that key on the on-screen keyboard: for example, akuo gives שלום. The text is written from right to left. You can also click or tap the keys on the on-screen keyboard. When you've finished, press Copy to copy your text.
Which layout does it use?
The standard Israeli (SI-1452) layout. For example, T is א, C is ב, A is ש and E is ק.
Where are the final letters (ך ם ן ף ץ)?
ך is on L, ם on O, ן on I, ף on ; and ץ on ..
Where is the punctuation?
As on an Israeli keyboard, / types a full stop, ' a comma, ` a semicolon, Q a slash and W an apostrophe. The bracket keys are mirrored, because Hebrew runs right to left. Hold Shift to type English capital letters.
How do I mix Hebrew and English?
Each line runs in the direction of its first letter, so a line that starts with an English word runs left to right. Press RLM at the start of a line to make it run right to left, or LRM to make it run left to right. When a sentence ends with an English word, press LRM after its full stop to keep the full stop beside the word. RLM and LRM are invisible characters, and they are copied with your text.