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In order to read Hebrew document files, you will need: It is recommended that you use an application called "TealDoc" from a company called TealPoint.
TealDoc is a document reader that supports link buttons which allow jumping
to another spot in the document (Doc), or even in another Doc file. These features
are used in the Birkat HaMazon and in the Megillot.
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Instructions on downloading TealDoc |
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1 You will need to download a demo version of TealDoc from the TealPoint web site. Scroll down to the "Documents in TealDoc Format" section, you will see "Penticon" listed as one of the partners. Scroll upwards, and you can view the TealDoc online manual. 2 Scroll upwards again, and click on the DOWNLOAD button (chose the version with the USA flag). You will need to fill out a form, this gives you the demo version for free. 3 Install TealDoc on your Palm organizer. Remember you do not need to purchase TealDoc, you can use the demo version. 4 Now you need to download the individual documents
that you want.
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1 Click the file you want to download to your computer. When asked to open or save the file, choose Save. Save the file to your hard drive and remember the filename and location. A zip file is a compressed file which contains several files within it. 2 You'll need WinZip (or a similar program) to extract the files out of the "zip" file. (If you are using a MacIntosh computer, use StuffIt). If prompted to overwrite files, say "Yes". Remember the location of the extracted files. 3 Using the Palm Install Tool (that is provided as part of the Palm desktop software), install the file(s) that end with ".pdb" or ".prc" on your computer. 4 Perform a HotSync in order to transfer the file(s) to your organizer.
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Instructions on using TealDoc |
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1 On your Palm organizer, tap the "TealDoc"
icon. 2 Tap the document you want to open. 3 If you have not registered TealDoc, you will get a "nag screen" to register TealDoc (this is from TealPoint not us). Just tap the screen and continue on. 4 Now you see the document. Note: Sometimes when you open a document for the first time, you will see the file flashing for a few seconds, it is initializing the bookmarks. 5 On the bottom of the Palm organizer are four buttons with the scroll button in the middle. Use the scroll buttons to scroll down (and up) the document. Some texts use bookmarks, tap the rightmost icon to see the bookmarks.
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Each Parsha is in its own zip file. The zip file contains the Parsha, Haftora and a readme.txt file. See instructions on how to download and use these documents. After you hotsynched the Parsha and Haftora files to your organizer. tap the TealDoc icon on your organizer. Make sure you are in the "All" category. You will see a list displayed, with "Parshat Hashavua" (in Hebrew) and "Haftora" (in Hebrew). The last parsha or haftora file you install and hotsync to the organizer, becomes the one labeled "Parshat Hashavua" (in Hebrew) or "Haftora" (in Hebrew). The ".pdb"(or .prc) file with the parsha's or haftora's name will install over any existing parsha or haftora. If you want to have more than one parsha or haftora on your organizer, you must rename the document in the Doc Reader. In TealDoc, choose the Rename option and change the title from "Parshat Hashavua" to the real Parsha's name (for example "Naso"). Now you can download another Parsha, and the original one will not be overwritten. |
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Many thanks to Eli Mayerfeld for
preparing Parshat Hashavua. |
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See instructions on how to download and use these documents. The Megillot doc files are in Hebrew with English translation. Click
on the Chapter/Verse button and the text switches language. For Megillat
Esther there is also a version of Hebrew Only text. If you're new, go
to the introduction. Esther (The Book of Esther is read on Purim) Shir HaShirim (Song of Songs - Shir HaShirim is read on Shabbat during Pesach) Ruth (The Book of Ruth is read on Shavuot) Eichah (The Book of Lamentations - Eichah is read on the eve of Tisha B'Av) Kohelet (The Book of Ecclesiastes - Kohelet
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See instructions on how to download and use these documents. Halel and Musaf for Rosh Hodesh PalmSiddur - This is the unregistered version
of PalmSiddur. This file contains: Many thanks to Eli Mayerfeld
for developing the PalmSiddur. Birkat HaMazon according to the Nusach Ashkenaz. This file uses HotLinks when read with TealDoc. Many thanks to Eli Mayerfeld. Birkat HaMazon according to the Nusach Sephardi (Edot HaMizrach). Thanks to David Botton. Berachot Achronot according to the Nusach Sephardi (Edot HaMizrach). Thanks to David Botton. Tfilat Haderech (Traveler's Prayer) - A must for all travelling Palm Users. Sheva Brochos. Thanks to Henry
Rosenzweig. |
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See instructions on how to download and use these documents. Pirkei Avot Tehillim - Phonetic Version Split up
into 3 files: Chapters 1-65, Chapters 66-118, and Chapters 119-150. Tehillim - Masoretic Version Tehillim Chapter 119 - Pesukim from the chapter are recited when visiting a gravesite. Each group of eight pesukim representing the letters of the Aleph-Bet is Bookmarked. Thanks to Dov B. Elias. Five Tehillim and "Acheinu Beit Yisrael" to be said daily for the "situation in Israel". Mishnayot Seder Zeraim - Each Mesechtah is a separate document file and each perek is bookmarked for your convenience. Thanks to David Botton. Parshas HaMon - Very handy for those of us who like to say Parshas Hamon every day. This was contributed by Shia Seidenfeld in memory of his father Naftali ben Yehoshua Seidenfeld. Chanukah Kit - Includes the Candle lighting brachot, "HaNerot HaLalu", "Maoz Tzur", Torah and Haftora readings, plus more! Animated Lulav for your organizer. Animated Matza for your organizer. Back to top ... |
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Q: I hotsynced several parashot to my organizer.
In my Doc Reader all I see is one entry called "Parshat Hashavua"
(in Hebrew) with one parsha. Where are the other parashot? |
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