accents: allchars

[Emery Snyder vze2fmxp@xxxxxxxx]

Allchars is a great utility, but it only handles characters in the
Latin-1 character set (ISO 859-1), as far as I can see. It certainly
doesn't cover the needs of Czech or Turkish, much less transcribed
Japanese with the macrons, or the double-long-marks of Hungarian.

It's now at http://allchars.zwolnet.com and the most recent version
is 3.6.2.

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From:  Richard Giering 
To:   xywrite@xxxxxxxx 
Date:  Friday, April 05, 2002, 6:40:07 PM
Subject: accents
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Some time back there was a thread concerning the ability to type many -
if not all - of the accented characters. It is a freeware known as
ALLCHARS put together by a person in Holland. I use it for umlaut
characters. The only problem is that, as XY uses its own keyboard, you
have to re-edit your file under something like EDIT, etc.
 If you don't have the information from the list search, pls contact me
and I'll give you the URL to access/download the process.
Dick Giering

Michael Norman wrote:
>
> In my manuscript I have several Japanese (Romanized) expressions and names,
> some of which carry accents; i.e., Kido Koichi, in which a macron should be
> over the o in the given name. I can alt-shft-ctrl 733 (in XyDos 4108) and
> get the macron to print out, but not over the o. So short of getting a
> Japanese character set, is there a solution? Thanks.
>
> Michael Norman

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