A few days ago I was assisting a Tamil customer with a Unicode keyboard they had designed which used visual input order. Visual input order means that vowels such as TAMIL VOWEL SIGN E, U+0BC6 ெ are typed before the consonant with which they combine, even though they are stored Read more…
I have just updated the documentation around the Keyman Developer CRM – specifically, details on how to manage your customer licence records and create new customer licences for your custom Keyman-based products. See http://tavultesoft.com/keymandev/documentation/70/tutorial_crm.html for details!
I am going to take you through the steps to create a shareware product in Keyman Developer 7 Beta 1. Much of the user interface will change with Beta 2 and no doubt some of the steps will be restructured somewhat, but the concepts should remain fairly similar. Before you Read more…
I was editing a keyboard in Keyman Developer 6 today (European Latin) and after using the Character Map in version 6 for a few minutes started to hanker for the version 7 Character Map that I have been using for the last few weeks while preparing for Beta 1. In Read more…