Sunday, May 24, 2015

The width of the lines is one factor among many affecting the ability to read text easily. Another


Facebook Twitter Print Email schools can be interesting and important and fascinating * but not enough to called him * E-consideration-graphics, font types, length of lines, use of color, and even the cover and paper burden for reading * then undergoes several categories of "not yet Hsfikoti ". The attention of publishers
Several years ago I purchased the book "Concealment and Revelation: Secret boundaries in Medieval Jewish." The book, written by Professor Moshe Halbertal - a star shining skies Jewish Studies - is a masterpiece marcos para fotos work of research, like the other works of Halberthal. But it took me a year and a lot of effort to complete the reading of a hundred pages of the book.
His style of Halberthal hose and book deals with one of the most fascinating in the history of Jewish philosophy and Kabbalah. marcos para fotos The difficulty that made me reading this book stemmed from the fact that it was printed in an album format in rows that are wider 160 mm (compared to a width of 100 millimeters in a normal book). Seemingly a technical problem. marcos para fotos In fact this is one of the major problems of the world of the book.
The importance marcos para fotos of the width of the lines were already Sages. marcos para fotos Discussion of the length of the rows of columns Sefer Torah Sages warn that extending the lines too much, as this may make it difficult for the reader. And reason: "because his eyes roving" (gifts page for AE). Rashi explains: "When Dauphine wide and wrong methods in my head" (= lines). This is the most modern explanation of the problem. The transition from line to line, explains Prof. picked up, requires a certain skill of the reader. When the line is too broad reader may be wrong - go back to read it twice in a row or skip a line and each call is disrupted.
Indeed, the same goes for writing a Torah scroll sets the line must not be broader than the width that takes the word to your families threes. marcos para fotos In other words, your families your families your families. In total thirty printing type. And a reader can run his call and be wrong, God forbid, skip a line or double-line reading. And the differences in segregation. The news pages of the daily printed marcos para fotos columns Clhaitonim contains an average width of 30 printing marcos para fotos type. Experience told the newspaper that this was the most convenient format for reading fast.
The width of the lines is one factor among many affecting the ability to read text easily. Another factor, no less important, is the typeface marcos para fotos (font foreign language). Font printed daily newspapers, called Frnkrihl. The font was invented in 1908 by Frank Rafael, cantor of the Jewish community in Leipzig, Germany. marcos para fotos The font is named after him and Ruehl Printing House, where the letters were cast.
Some say that the letter was received in the press and in Hebrew literature under the influence of Zionism, was looking for a new signal that is unlike letters, which were printed in the holy books. In any case the fact is that ninety-five years in which there is a signal that she was hired as the font ultimate Hebrew printing.
In my personal opinion there Lfrnkrihl, due to the graphic qualities, a distinct advantage over other fonts. This is due to the ease with which he was called. But there is no doubt that the long-standing habit of his did. In any case not long until almost all newspapers were printed, periodicals, and books in Hebrew in Israel this font. Even most printed Hebrew typewriters, marcos para fotos as far as I know, font Frnkrihl. Only in the seventies with the introduction of the typewriter sphere of I.bi.m. You could print some fonts. But the spherical typewriter era was short (less than one year) and replaced by the word processor where you can print any font you want. So liquidated "Ma'ariv"
Events did not dare to touch and have remained Bfrnkrihl. This change caused a sharp reaction, first of all in the newspaper sellers. When they got to the new poles packages they thought it was a new magazine and asked, marcos para fotos "Where marcos para fotos is the title." Readers reacted more strongly. Circulation, which was then in decline anyway, marcos para fotos dropped SHARPLY. "Ma'ariv" retracted from this revolution a few months, but the damage can no longer be repaired. One can certainly say that this font replacement has opened the way for the takeover of Maxwell and then Nimrodi on paper. marcos para fotos
Our body has special significance in the Hebrew language for several reasons, says Professor picked up. The first reason is that most of the Hebrew letters (not like the letters in a foreign language) are in the form of a square box. Only to 'deviate upward, a P-four from the final print (explosive) deviate downward. The reader sees before him a block of squares, it is difficult to distinguish between them. The difficulty also stems from the fact that about two-thirds of letters marcos para fotos Haibriot similar letters eighth nurses, in some, D. R., N. C, and G, S.-in and more. One of the advantages of Hfrnkrihl and probably also the reason for its success is that the distinction in between the letters easier Eseck similar to other fonts. The difficulty in reading Rashi
The importance of font can be learned from their bodies mistakenly called Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Yitzhaki, interprets the Torah and the Talmud). Rashi himself wrote in Rashi but Ashkenazi marcos para fotos cursive handwriting, cursive writing is similar to today's. Font bearing the name of Designed for printing Rashi Rashi's Biblical interpretation. This interpretation is known as the first dated Hebrew book was published in print (Reggio de Calabria, Italy, in 1478). The printer who wanted to make a distinction between the text of the Torah and Rashi's interpretation fashioned marcos para fotos letters various square block letters and was based on a Spanish Jew wrote.
Anyone who has studied childhood Torah with Rashi's interpretation has no trouble reading it. But ignoring the Israeli secular education Rashi. When these students come to the university and wish to read Jewish texts, tens of thousands of them were printed in Rashi, they find it extremely difficult.
I told Rabbi Yechiel Bar-Lev, a series of translation and interpreting Talmud and Kabbalah ("soulmate") that the well-known professor from Hebrew University invited him a considerable marcos para fotos amount of the book "Maggid" Kabbalah written by the author of the Shulchan Aruch, Rabbi Yosef Karo. Question, the professor said that she needed to tell, since by "soul mate" is printed in capital letters Mr.

No comments:

Post a Comment