The Tavultesoft Keyboard Manager ("Keyman") will do that, and a
whole lot more. See www.tavultesoft.com. We've had a lot of
experience using this, and while it has some quirks, it has
been invaluable to us for use in projects involving literally
hundreds of different minority languages.
Quick comparison of versions:
- 3.2 supports only 8-bit text and runs on Win 3.x and 9x (also
available from SIL web site)
- 4.x supports only 8-bit text and runs on Win NT 4 as well as
3.x and 9x
- 5.0 (still beta) supports 8-bit text or Unicode, and runs
only on NT 4 (presumably will run on Win2K when that arrives -
I don't know if Marc has tested on betas of W2K)
Peter
From: <rmcgowan@apple.com> AT Internet on 01/26/2000 12:01 PM
Received on: 01/26/2000
To: Peter Constable/IntlAdmin/WCT, <unicode@unicode.org> AT
Internet@Ccmail
cc: <ecoling@aol.com> AT Internet@Ccmail
Subject: Soft Keyboard query
Lloyd Anderson asked me a question that I can't answer... I
wonder if anyone on this list knows?
Please reply to the list and also to Lloyd -- ecoling@aol.com
Rick
--
> IS THERE A GENERALLY AVAILABLE UTILITY
> for Windows which permits construction and installation
> of software keyboards in which a single key yields
> a sequence of code points?
reply please to
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