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Open "start menu" and go to "control panel"
Click on "Clock, language and region" or "region and language" depending on your view mode go to the "keyboards and languages tab" click "change keyboards" click "add" and select "hebrew" set as you default language in the drop down menu
additionally, to swith between languages quickly, go to the "language bar tab" and select floating on desktop or docked in taskbar
I have done typesetting and websites in Hebrew. It wasn't a lot of fun for me considering I don't speak the language. Word particularly has trouble with it. The best solution I found was putting the English text in a text box. You can hide the borders on the text box and change it to right alignment so that it looks like its just part of the doc and goes from left to right as it should. You can adjust how the Hebrew text wraps around the text boxes also.
I had a much easier time with Hebrew in Quark, haven't tried it in InDesign. And please don't ask me how the design department managed to steal a programmer to work on a 50+ language ad campaign. :D
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