The DavkaWriter ® Program uses it's own fonts for Hebrew. This causes
problems in RTF translations. Wp2Rtf gets around this by giving you
an option in the Choose Font Dialog
to choose DavkaWriter fonts. You should keep in mind the following while
converting documents for DavkaWriter.
1. You should choose the options Reverse
Parenthesis and Reverse Tab
Alignment in the Main Dialog.
2. When you get the Choose Font
Dialog, make sure you choose Show
Davka Compatible fonts option. Note: Not all Davka fonts convert
correctly. If you find that your font did not convert correctly, you
should Delete the Font Map, and
reconvert your documents, using different fonts. If you want a particular
font, you might get around this by choosing that font as the Default font
in DavkaWriter before importing your document.
3. DavkaWriter does not import correctly the Page size and Margins.
Therefore your justification, right aligned text, tables, and others might
not appear correctly. To fix this you should change the Page setup in
DavkaWriter, after importing the document, to what the margins used to be in
WordPerfect (usually 1 inch top, bottom, right, and left). Also you should
check the Page size.
4. Many versions of DavkaWriter do not support table imports. To
recreate simple tables in DavkaWriter, select the table text, and choose Convert to Table from the
Insert menu. DavkaWriter Premium
does import tables, but it has problems with vertically merged cells.