RE: Input method for Unicode characters

From: Boris Kortiak (boriskor_at_boriskortiak.com)
Date: Wed Nov 19 2003 - 15:45:46 EST

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    Peter,

    I found another possibility. While checking for updates for MS Office I ran
    into the following: Microsoft Visual Keyboard. It would appear that you
    must have MS Office installed to use this tool, but I could be wrong. It
    brings up a keyboard that you can use to type by clicking the appropriate
    key on the display. Pointing to a key shows its Unicode and hex values. It
    works perfectly fine with my WinXP and AbiWord 2.0.1. Let me know what you
    find.

    http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=86A21CBA-E9F6-41DB-
    86EB-2ADFE407E620&displaylang=en

    If the above link doesn't work, start at http://office.microsoft.com/ and
    look for MS Office Add-ins dated around Jan of 2000.

    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Peter Jacobi [mailto:pj_at_walter-graphtek.com]
    > Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 7:29 AM
    > To: abiword-user_at_abisource.com
    > Subject: Re: Input method for Unicode characters
    >
    > Hi Steve, Alec, All,
    >
    > Nifty keyboard layouts are one thing, but for
    > my preferences there is gap between characters
    > so rarely used that cut+paste is fine and characters
    > so heavily used, that defining a keybord is fine.
    >

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