Strange bug when using a certain font

Why this happens:

The David font is a Hebrew-style font, and it doesn't support Latin numerals (0–9). So when you type numbers using this font, Word can't render them properly and shows "missing glyph indicators" (dots or boxes) instead.

How to Fix It

Here are a few options you can try:

Option 1: Use a Font That Supports Both Hebrew and Latin

Instead of using "David" for the entire document, use a font like:

Arial

Times New Roman

Segoe UI

Calibri

These fonts support both Hebrew and Latin characters, including numbers.

Option 2: Set a Different Font for Numbers Only

If you must use David for Hebrew text:

Select the text where you want numbers.

Highlight just the numbers.

Change their font to Arial or another compatible font.

They’ll render correctly while the rest of your text stays in David.

Option 3: Create a Custom Style

If this happens often:

Go to Home > Styles > Create a New Style.

Set base font to David.

In Format > Font, set the Complex Script font to David and the Western font to Arial or similar.

Apply this style to your Hebrew text.