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 OLB2UTF is a very simple Terminal command to convert Greek or Hebrew text copied from Mac Online Bible.
 Online Bible (OLB) uses OLB Greek and OLB Hebrew fonts, which are not unicode based.
-If you want to use the text in a program which uses Unicode, you have to convert. Otherwise you get gibberish.
+If you want to use the text in a program which uses Unicode, you have to convert. 
+Otherwise you get gibberish.
 
 Convert Greek or Hebrew text copied from Online Bible to unicode utf-8
 Copies stdin to stdout, converting as it goes.
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 		OLB2UTF H > ~/Desktop/hebrew.txt
 3. Paste the input text into the terminal window.
 4. Type ctrl-D to signal end of file
-The act of pasting into the terminal window apparently converts
-high-ascii characters like the paragraph symbol from the font encoding into utf-8.
+The act of pasting into the terminal window converts high-ascii characters 
+like the paragraph symbol from the font encoding into utf-8.
 This program will then convert the ascii codes used by OLB to the Greek or Hebrew Unicode equivalent.
 For Hebrew, the program will also attempt to re-order the characters on each line 
 so that the apparent right-to-left flow is maintained for the Hebrew characters. 
-So far I have not figured out a perfect algorithm for the re-ordering. I think I have it correct
-for the Hebrew characters, but the non-Hebrew characters such as verse numbers may be "not quite right".
+So far I have not figured out a perfect algorithm for the re-ordering. 
+I think I have it correct for the Hebrew characters, 
+but the non-Hebrew characters such as verse numbers may be "not quite right".