The conversion is done automatically when switching calendar/language.

I am including a screenshot of what I have on my machine.  Can you please translate for me the term "Hebrew (Lunar Calendar)" and verify if the digits for the date are correct.  I picked the digits ٠١٢٣٤٥٦٧٨٩ as the Hebrew digits.

These are the Arabic figures (not the Hebrew ones)

Once upon a time, I've already sent you by EMAIL the entire "philosophy" of a "Hebrew Calendar" management.

Please try and find it (if possible).

The year (written in Arabic) is 5765, while we are today in 5766.

Anyway, I prefer a non-public way of dialogue on this subject.

Waiting for your reply,

Alfi;)

The notion of "Hebrew-English (Lunar Calendar)" seems to me as incorrect, because the Hebrew Calendar is really lunar, while the English Calendar is a solar one.

Under the "Hebrew-English" choice, the two fields should appear in parallel (one under the other).  

This process is supposed to be convertive, and not only a translative one.

Today (at noon), is Thu.04 May 2006 = 06 Iyar 5766 !

The Hebrew current date started yesterday at sunset; since sunset there was Wed.03 May 2006 = Thu.06 Iyar 5766 !   

The English current date started at midnight; since then there was Thu.04 May 2006 = Thu.06 Iyar 5766 !   

The Hebrew current date will end today at sunset; after sunset there will be Thu.04 May 2006 = Fri.07 Iyar 5766 !   

The cause is the fact that the Gregorian date changes at midnight, while the Hebrew one changes at sunset.

THEREFORE, the 1st step of this process should be the conversion at noon.  

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There are algorithms for calendar conversion from Hebrew to English and vice-versa, on the Internet. 

 

Hebrew Letter	Letter Name	Latin Correspondent	Numerical value
א	aleph	a	1
ב	beyth	b	2
ג	gimel	g	3
ד	daleth	d	4
ה	hey	h	5
ו	waw	w	6
ז	zayn	z	7
ח	cheth	ch	8
ט	tet	t	9
י	yod	y	10
כ	kaf	k	20
ל	lamed	l	30
מ	mem	m	40
נ	nun	n	50
ס	samech	s	60
ע	ayn	(marked - in texts - by apostroph)	70
פ	pey	p	80
צ	tzadi	tz	90
ק	cuf	c,q	100
ר	reysh	r	200
ש	shin	sh	300
ת	tav	th	400
Elementary Combinations
י"א			11
י"ב			12
י"ג			13
י"ד			14
ט"ו	tet-waw		15
ט"ז	tet-zayn		16
י"ז			17
י"ח			18
י"ט			19
ת"ק			500
ת"ר			600
ת"ש			700
ת"ת			800
תת"ק			900
Special Examples
א'א			1001
ב'א			2001
ג'ט			2009
ה'תשס"ו			5766
ד'תשס"ו			4766
ה'ק			5100
שנת אלף			1000
שנת אלפיים			2000
שנת ג' אלפים			3000
שנת ד' אלפים			4000
שנת ה' אלפים			5000
שנת ו' אלפים			6000

Any Hebrew number should be written from right to left.

The 1st "figure" (the rightest one) should be the highest.

If the numberis greater than 999, then the rightest letter should be followed by apostroph, as following:

[none] -
א' = 1000
ב' = 2000
ג' = 3000
ד' = 4000
ה' = 5000
ו' = 6000

In order to represent the EXACT thousands it's recommended the usage of the literaly text as shown in the attached XL file.

The lefter continuation should be any Hebrew number between 1 and 999

If the string (representing) the 1-999 part has only one Hebrew letter, then it should end with an additional apostroph
If the string (representing) the 1-999 part has more than one Hebrew letter, then they should be concatenated and a " sign shall appear between the last (leftest) letter and the one preceeding it

BTW, all the concatenation process has been described in my EMAIL.

OBSERVATION:

Because of religious interdictions, the numbers 15 and 16 ONLY are written - in any context - as 9+6 and 9+7, instead of the "theoretical" 10+5 and 10+6 (which are forbidden).

E.G.: 5766 = 6 + 60 + 700 + 5000 = 6 + 60 + 300 + 400 + 5000 =

waw || " || samech || shin || thav || ' || hey = ה'תשס"ו