Mac Hebrew Keyboard Layout
The Mac and Windows keyboards match in regular mode, but, as you'll see below, the vowels don't match in Caps mode.A phonetic layout is useful for people who only need to type in Hebrew occasionally and don't want to learn the Israeli keyboard. Below are six layout options:
- Three for the Israeli layout—
- Normal
- With Caps Lock pressed
- With the Option key pressed
- Three for the phonetic layout—
- Normal
- With Caps Lock pressed
- With the Option key pressed
Israeli layout
Israeli layout with Caps Lock
Because the nikud (vowels) on that last image are hard to see, here’s a closer look at the numbers row, showing the numbers as well as the nikud for comparison:
Israeli layout with Option
Phonetic layout
Phonetic layout with Caps Lock
Phonetic layout with Option
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