parts) is keyed-in, including vowels and cantillation signs, allowing for sophisticated research on details of grammar. The masorah is also keyed in (also based on the Aleppo codex and supplemented by a special commentary). The Targum is included with vowels, based on the Yemenite Taj. The biblical commentaries are also keyed-in as fresh new critical editions, including textual variants from manuscripts. The CD-ROM is currently in version 2.0 (beta). (Note: Although also under the auspices of Bar-Ilan University, this project is unrelated to the Bar-Ilan Responsa Project.) Digital Hebrew Texts with Vowels (Niqqud) Tanakh Tanakh is available as a keyed-in digital Hebrew text with vowels (niqqud) in all of the above software packages. Tanakh with both vowels and cantillation signs is available in the Mikra'ot Gedolot Haketer package and as online freeware from Mechon Mamre, Hebrew Wikisource and Base HaSefer (see the latter three below). All of these versions are based on the Aleppo codex, but Mechon Mamre's edition is based on the editing method of Rabbi Mordecai Breuer, which differs slightly from the Mikra'ot Gedolot Haketer edition in some small details. Hebrew Wikisource is similar to both of these versions (see a full description) and the text at Base HaSefer is based on that of Hebrew Wikisource. Targum Both Targum Onkelos on the Torah and Targum Jonathan on Nevi'im are vowelized (based on Yemenite manuscripts) in the digital texts of Mikra'ot Gedolot Haketer. Targum Onkelos is vowelized in the Judaic Bookshelf package and as online freeware from Mechon Mamre, Hebrew Wikisource and Base HaSefer. Mishnah The Mishnah is included as a keyed-in digital Hebrew text with vowels in all of the general software packages above. The vowels in the "Halamish" package seem to be based upon the Albeck edition of the Mishnah (see Mishnah). Siddur and liturgy Siddur: Digital with vowels (according to various customs) are included in DBS (Ashkenaz, Sefard, Sefaradi/Edot Mizrah), Judaic Bookshelf (Ashkenaz, Sefard), and Ariel (Ashkenaz, Sefard, Sefaradi/Edot Mizrah). The latest version of DBS (version 10) also includes , , and the Passover . Popular ethical works (musar) Popular ethical works are normally vowelized in published editions. DBS's collection of such works includes vowels in the electronic editions. Popular halakhic works Some of these are also vowelized in DBS. Page-Image software packages Otzar HaHochma This project is based on page-images of 128,200 scanned Jewish books. It is possible to add additional libraries (Mosad Harav Kook,