Statistics:Posted by jeffchwu — Thu Apr 26, 2007 5:22 pm
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Start version 1.11 and use the Format->Sambhota Keymaps menu item to select one of the three keymaps; Sambhota1, Sambhota2, or Sambhota3. (If you use an external keyboard manager for mapping you will have to select the "Disable mapping" button so keys don't get mapped twice.)
Next press Ctrl+T and set the font to any of the Dedris or Ededris fonts. Now you are ready to start typing. The key mapping is automatically switched on or off depending the typeface that is being entered.
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:20 pm
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So please help...
Thank you
BJ
Statistics:Posted by Bj Lhundrup — Fri Mar 16, 2007 7:18 pm
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Bj has been very helpful and found several bugs. This is a big change and there are likely to be more bugs. More eyes looking would be even better.
Just raise your hand, it won't hurt a bit.
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Sat Mar 03, 2007 5:03 am
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If someone is interested in helping test this before I release it, please let me know. I would like to have it pretty solid before I make a general release.
Thanks
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:54 am
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I had not heard that they released their U-me font. I'll ask about that too.
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Tue Feb 13, 2007 10:19 pm
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Also do PM support Sambhota's U-me font?
For Sambhota there is not really nice pecha formats. I do not like those things people are using for the pecha-temps with Sambhota. They are not bad but no where near PM. I would think that they would be happy to have someone like your self (whos done the work) offer up a pache making program for their font.
Statistics:Posted by Bj Lhundrup — Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:58 am
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But please be aware that PechaMaker version 1.8 fully supports the display of Dedris/Ededris and Bod-Yig fonts for text, annotations, and folio numbering. What is still missing is a way to type in those fonts. As of 1.8 you still have to Import or Copy/Paste from some other editor when working with those fonts. Note that Copy/Paste should work fine on the dialog boxes for setting annotations and Yi-go characters.Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Thu Oct 12, 2006 4:46 pm
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Could you make one sample transfer txt file like Sambhota's keymap
For example:
in keymap1
k k
K K
g g
G G
c c
C C
j j
N N
in keymap2
q k
w K
e g
r G
t c
y C
u j
i N
That sample is in original sambhota's keymap files.
That means sambhota use keymap1 as standard, but use the keymap file to transfer different keymap
Thank
PS: I use keymap1 onely
Statistics:Posted by jeffchwu — Mon Feb 06, 2006 4:43 am
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PechaMaker is not really intended to be a word processor. The editing capabilities are very basic. Currently, the only Tibetan keyboard PechaMaker supports is the TCC1 keyboard. To edit text in any Tibetan typeface other than one of the 4 TCC typefaces you can use UDP or the Nitartha system with MSWord. You then copy/paste into PechaMaker or save the text in a .rtf file and then Import the file into PechaMaker.Guest wrote:so then how do we type in these other fonts, in these is no key-map. I use for Sambhota #2 which is the same for the most part as TCC #1.
I am trying to get the information on the Sambhota keyboard mapping, but I have not received it yet. When I do, I will attempt to add the Sambhota keyboard map.
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Fri Feb 03, 2006 11:22 pm
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Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Tue Jan 10, 2006 6:07 pm
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Thanks
Statistics:Posted by jeffchwu — Mon Dec 26, 2005 8:27 am
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The first phase is to allow Tibetan folio numbers in the Sambhota 2 font (or TCRC Bod-Yig).
The second phase will be to add support for the Nitartha keyboard mapping.
Phase one ETA, Dec. 2005; phase two ETA, Jan-Feb 2006.
Best Wishes,
fwj
Statistics:Posted by FWJ — Sun Dec 18, 2005 10:35 pm
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Please let us know as soon as that happens! That is really great news. I do most of my inputting with Sambhota (in Word) and my hesitation in using PechaMaker was that I would not be able to do minor edits with the Sambhota font within PechaMaker.
Colleen
Statistics:Posted by rosarugosa — Thu Dec 15, 2005 8:45 pm
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