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A font that provides complete support for the International Phonetic Alphabet DOWNLOADS Doulos SIL is a Unicode-based font family that supports the wide range of languages that use the Latin and Cyrillic scripts, whether used for phonetic or orthographic needs. Linguists appreciate the wide range of characters and symbols useful in their work. This Doulos SIL font is essentially the same design as
More Questions About African Characters and Variants
Peter Constable, 2003-03-14 In Variants for Hooktop Y, I raise questions regarding which variants of this upper- / lower-case pair of characters are used by what user communities. In a response, Don Osborn provided a link to a Web page that showed charts of the African Reference Alphabet, produced at a conference in Niamey in 1978. These charts raised some new questions regarding variants of othe
Welcome to Computers and Writing Systems
Writing Systems Technology (formerly known as the Non-Roman Script Initiative) WSTech is a department of SIL International, whose task is to provide assistance, research and development for SIL International and its partners to support the use of non-Roman and complex scripts in language development. Our vision is that language communities are effectively using their preferred writing system on c
Unicode Names
Kent Spielmann, 2005-08-10 Please be patient To ensure that all the Unicode characters display properly in your browser, they are inserted as images. The following information is based on an English language operating system. How Unicode names are displayed on other language operating systems may be different. If you know how Unicode characters are named you can use tools like Windows Character Ma
The “international niamey keyboard” Layout
Peter Constable, 2003-05-16 The African Reference Alphabet was a proposal for characters to be used in writing the languages of Africa, developed at meetings in Niamey, Niger in 1978. Two of the participants in that work, David Dalby and Michael Mann, went on to revise that proposal, and further proposed a standardised keyboard layout, which they called the “international niamey keyboard”. The rev
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