Since I always work in size 12, I have it set to automatically change to size 12. The third line specifies which font size you want. 1037 corresponds to Hebrew, 1032 to Greek, and 1033 to English. If you are wondering where to find this code, it is listed here. The 'Application.Keyboard' line switches to the keyboard for Hebrew. Your macro is set up to change the setting for the font to SBL BibLit. Now that you have that typed in, click on the save icon, and close the entire Visual Basic window. Type in the following script to make the Macro read like this: Your cursor should be blinking with a Macro that starts with 'Sub ToHebrew ()' and then has a few lines of green. This will take you into the Microsoft Visual Basic developer window, where you can create your macro program. Once you have the name in the box, click on the Create button. I chose something simple, like 'ToHebrew'. With the Macro screen open, in the 'Macro Name' box type in the name you want for your Hebrew macro. In this section, we're going to create the three macros above. This way, all you will have to do is press one button and you can switch back and forth to Hebrew, Greek, and English. A macro to switch to the English keyboard and font.A macro to switch to the Greek keyboard and font.A macro to switch to the Hebrew keyboard and font.With the Macro screen open, what we are going to do is create three different macros: If you have trouble finding this Macro icon, press Alt+F8 and it should open up. Click on the 'Macros' icon on the right-hand side of the menu, and another screen will pop up that lists all the Macros currently installed in Word. In order to create Macros you have to go to the View tab at the top of your Word screen (I'm using Word 2016). So, I created a macro for this that can do it at the touch of a button.

Using the biblical languages as described in the second post can become quite a hassle, especially if you end up having to switch back and forth through the biblical fonts quite often. These are little programs that you can create that can accomplish several tasks by pushing one button instead of many.

One of my favorite discoveries in Microsoft Word was how to use Macros.

Free hebrew font for microsoft word