Eventually, it may be feasible for users to provide these needed semantics (perhaps through something like a Windows utility that generates Windows-acceptable code pages), expanding the range of Unicode fonts the VDC can process.īibleWorks customers should maintain a current e-mail address through the BibleWorks registration and registration update process to be assured of being notified promptly of new capabilities, such as those involving Unicode, being made available to them.ġ. The VDC requires indexing, sorting, and other font semantics contained in the code pages but not provided in the font by the Unicode per se. For the foreseeable future, however, input to the Version Database Compiler (VDC) will necessarily be restricted to fonts that have code pages supported by Windows. New BibleWorks reference texts will customarily be created in Unicode and the older ones converted as resources permit.
The BibleWorks Help (click Help | BibleWorks Help Contents) explains how to use IME input. The command line supports IME Unicode input for certain languages like Chinese and Korean that require it. Unicode export does not currently extend to the Export Database function. In BibleWorks 7 through 10, Unicode may be used in the BibleWorks editor (see note 1 below) and BibleWorks Greek and Hebrew text may also be exported in Unicode using the Options | Fonts menu (see note 3 and image below).
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