The javascript versions of ASETNIOP (and Chordmak, and Chordvak) have been updated to include “non-English” modes for those of you typing in languages other than English. \u00a0The autofill and autocorrect features are permanently deactivated in these versions (because making suggestions and corrections based off an English dictionary doesn’t make a lot of sense when the user is typing in Norwegian). \u00a0This is only a temporary situation; future versions will include full support for a variety of languages. \u00a0The process for obtaining accented characters will not change, however; these characters are available in two ways:<\/p>\n
1. \u00a0Through the handwriting recognition on the pad for the right ring finger (use the mouse for the keyboard version), or…<\/p>\n
2. \u00a0Through the appropriate input code\/stenographic combination. \u00a0It works similar to the handwriting recognition, in that the character must be typed, followed by the appropriate code to add an accent mark. \u00a0For example, you can type a “a” followed by the code for the grave accent (the left index, right middle, and right pinky fingers all pressed together), and the accent will be added to produce the character “\u00e0”. \u00a0In addition, some of the more common accented letters are available as individual codes; in the above example you could simply press the left pinky, left index, right middle, and right pinky fingers all at the same time and produce\u00a0\u00e0 directly.<\/p>\n
The keyboard version is here<\/a>, and the ipad version is here<\/a>. Just switch to the “non-English” layout in the drop-down menu in the lower left corner.<\/p>\n Some of the relevant codes (where 1 = left pinky, 5 = right index, etc.):<\/p>\n ASETNIOP<\/strong><\/p>\n 378 – dot CHORDMAK<\/strong><\/p>\n 167 – tilde CHORDVAK<\/strong><\/p>\n 123 – cedilla The javascript versions of ASETNIOP (and Chordmak, and Chordvak) have been updated to include “non-English” modes for those of you typing in languages other than English. \u00a0The autofill and autocorrect features are permanently deactivated in these versions (because making suggestions and corrections based off an English dictionary doesn’t make a lot of sense when the read more
\n478 – ring
\n136 – tilde
\n137 – circumflex
\n138 – cedilla
\n178 – caron\/breve
\n278 – acute
\n468 – grave<\/p>\n
\n178 – caron\/breve
\n234 – acute
\n237 – umlaut
\n245 – circumflex
\n257 – grave
\n268 – dot
\n368 – cedilla<\/p>\n
\n127 – acute
\n128 – dot
\n136 – circumflex
\n156 – tilde
\n245 – caron
\n467 – grave
\n478 – umlaut<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"