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Torah Educational Software (TES) is a distributor of Judaic software based in Jerusalem. Its product Let's Keep Kosher received a rabbinical endorsement.
Software for Jewish texts
- A 1996 followup to a 1994 Davka-vs-TES (Torah Educational Software) comparison of Jewish texts on CD-ROM began by listing the winner: "The competition ... has led to an apparent winner: the consumer!"
- A University of California Press 34 page overview of tools for Talmudic study, especially related to Daf Yomi, gives Artscroll top billing, but in the area of non-print and non-voice, TES is noted for its Gemara Tutor and Talmud Master software.
- Dagesh is the name of their multi-language wordprocessing program, including Hebrew, English, Russian, and Arabic; Dagesh-Pro Translator is bi-directional for Hebrew and English.
See also
References
- Jon Kalish (December 31, 1998). "For the Oldest of Lessons, the Newest of Tools". The New York Times.
- "Let's Keep Kosher". Archived from the original on 2008-12-16.
- Barry Simon; Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein (Spring 1996). "The Virtual Shtender". Jewish Action.
- "Authoritative and Accessible" (PDF). p. 8.
- Rabbi Yitzok Adlerstein (Spring 1998). "Bytes & PCs Getting Your Words' Worth". Jewish Action (OU). Retrieved March 22, 2021.
- "TES Dagesh-Pro Translator". Retrieved March 22, 2021.
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