Smart Characters in Greek and Hebrew

In Greek and Hebrew, certain letters take on different forms depending on their position in the word. The Greek sigma has a different form if it is the last letter of a word. Five Hebrew letters have a different form depending on their position in a word. Nota Bene will automatically change these letters so that they are displayed and printed in the correct form. These letters are as follows:

Greek

•	The letter assigned to the S key

Hebrew

•	The letter assigned to the P key

•	The letter assigned to the K key

•	The letter assigned to the X key

•	Τhe letter assigned to the N key

•	The letter assigned to the M key

These letters can be typed in fixed forms so that they will not automatically be changed depending on their position in a word. Ctrl+Alt+ the assigned key will enter the fixed regular form and Ctrl+Alt+Shift+ the assigned key will enter the fixed final form.

Smart letters are shown in the keyboard diagram in red.