My screen shot did not display PES3, because it was no different in appearance from PES. I made absolutely no change to the exported CCAT PES file. What's really needed is simply to replace "Y$W+." as such with "Y$W(." - AFAIK there is no word "yšuṭ" that would accidentally get obliterated by doing this. This is the name "Jesus" with the multipurpose particle d- prefixed to it. This is the file used for the PES version, yes? What did you do in this file to get it looking as it does in your screenshot? Did you simply do a bulk replace of "DY$W+." with "DY$W(."? That should do the trick-partially. When you say that you "have now compiled a PES3 version, using the CCAT exported PES file," I don't quite follow. Is the popup/Analysis Tab Form incorrect? Notice that in the command line the form searched for looks decidedly odd, but it did find the right verses. It certainly looks to me like both the popup "Form" and the Analysis Tab "Form" agree with my PES2, using the CCAT for PEH (square font), rather than PES. I then moused over that same word in PES, which I displayed immediately under PES2, to show the popup and the Analysis Tab content for that word. For the following screen shot I double clicked on the highlighted word in PES2 to highlight it, and search for that form. ddf file I specified the same BW font as is used for PES (Bhwheba (PEH uses the default Hebrew font, which I think is Bwhebb)). I then compiled a new version PES2 using that PEH exported file without any modifications to that file. I exported the PEH (square Hebrew font) version in CCAT format. CCAT is representing this with &, corresponding to T) in square Hebrew/Aramaic script.I don't have any documentation of what CCAT is supposed to use in this case I am simply reporting what I found. PEH "XDWT) RBT)", the script and font that has been (regrettably, IMHO) chosen for PES has a special siglum for word-final taw alpha, which is a very common combination in feminine nouns and adjectives. Regarding the issue in Mat 2:10, PES "XDW&. Tip: Try to open the FNT file using a text-editor such as Notepad, as many file types contain simply contain unformatted plain-text and can viewed correctly using this method.Thanks, Jim, for doing all this work! I have a couple of comments and questions. Please check back soon for more information as we are constantly updating our file descriptions based on search frequency. We have yet to investigate this file type further, or there was not enough information available at the time to report accurately on the format. This font file format was added to our database by a visitor to this site, but no additional information was provided.
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