From: Marc Durdin (marc.durdin@tavultesoft.com)
Date: Sun Jan 03 2010 - 23:57:07 CST
Doug Ewell wrote:
> I don't mean to cast any aspersions on Keyman, which I have heard for
> many years is a fine product.
>
> By mentioning MSKLC, which is just the means to the end, what I meant to
> say is that I can install the keyboard layout on basically any Windows
> PC I may need to work on, without installing an additional executable
> software package. And I can give it to others who also want to be able
> to type "special characters" (I hate that term) without installing new
> software.
No offense taken (but thanks for the clarification), just wanted to understand your reasons. Similarly, I don't mean to cast aspersions on MSKLC -- it was written to allow people to design keyboards for the specific WinNT keyboard dll architecture and does a very nice job of that. Unfortunately that same architecture was designed many years ago and is simply inadequate for some languages -- and I think also for a "superlatin" keyboard :)
Marc
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