A task of the past.
Once logical Hebrew became the web standard, the once pressing need for a program
to convert visual Hebrew to logical Hebrw diminished greatly. Yes, we still occasionally
need to flip a paragraph that we've found on the web (and there's still the strangely
encoded e-mail message that we try, invariably unsuccessfully, to make legible),
but these have become quite infrequent, rather than daily, or even hourly, tasks
as was once the case. As a result, the numerous tools that once sprang up to meet
these needs have primarily faded into oblivion. A few are still available (and
we occasionally need them) but most have gone. One of these even offered me my
first encounter with the term abandonware.
Go to: Tools I've known and loved ... and often abandoned.