Windows 10: why i am seeing my wheather feed in hebrew ?

why i am seeing my wheather feed in hebrew ?

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N97 Homescreen feeds missing

Pilsner -



Naw you dont need pipes or anything...



1. Add your feed in the web browser Go to Web feeds > Add new feed.



2. once the feed is added you should see it in the list 'widgets' for the home screen. SO if in step one you called your feed R2D2, then in step two you should see R2D2 in the home screen widget list (it won't be labeled 'feed' or anything obvious, just
the name you gave it).



Hope that helps.

 

cant read text in hebrew

Hi,

Apologies for the late reply. Are you still facing the issue? If yes, please reply to the below questions:

• What is the edition of Windows 10 installed?
• Are you using any other language packs on this computer?

I suggest you to un-install any other language packs if installed. and then try to read the text in Hebrew and see if you can read it.

Regards,

 

All Hebrew fonts lost

Many Hebrew fonts were moved into an optional feature in Windows 10. Installing the fonts from an older version of Windows is
not recommended! Instead, there are a couple of ways to get the optional font feature installed.

Most of the optional font features are associated with languages. In this case, if you were to add Hebrew into your language settings, the optional Hebrew font feature would be installed automatically. You can also install any of the optional font features
manually.

Both of these are done in Settings.

• Click the Start button.
• Click Settings.

To add the Hebrew language to your language profile:

• In Settings, click Time & language.
• Click Region & language.
• If Hebrew is not included in your languages, click the "+" icon next to Add a language.
• Scroll to find Tamil, then click on it to add it to your language list.Once you have added Hebrew to your language list, then the optional Hebrew font feature and other optional features for Hebrew language support will be installed, provided you are online.
  This should only take a few minutes.

To manually add the optional Hebrew fonts feature:

• In Settings, click System.
• Click Apps & features.
• Click on the link, Manage optional features.
• If "Hebrew Supplemental Fonts" is not listed among the installed features, click on the "+" icon next to Add a feature.
• Scroll to find "Hebrew Supplemental Fonts". Click on that item, then click on Install.
• Click on the back arrow in the upper corner of the window.

You should see the Hebrew feature in the list as installed or in the process of being installed.

For more details, or if you have a similar issue with fonts missing after upgrading to Windows 10, see the topic,

Some fonts are missing after upgrade.