Hebrew and Greek Transliteration (SIL) IPA Other SIL Unicode Keyman keyboards Biblical Greek/Hebrew transliteration Sumero-Akkadian Cuneiform Keyman keyboard - included as part of the experimental Sumero-Akkadian Cuneiform Graphite font package.

Polytonic Greek (SIL) Sumero-Akkadian Cuneiform SIL Hebrew Greek (polytonic precomposed) Unicode SIL Yi Europe/Middle East (SIL) Biblical Hebrew Tamil Keyman keyboard - included as part of the experimental Tamil Graphite font package. Read the documentation by going to Start / Programs / Wayuu Keyboard / Wayuu Documentation.įor further help in installing Keyman keyboards, see: Keyboard Installation and Use.ĭownload 'Wayuu.kmp', Keyman keyboard package, 155KB This should install the keyboard and the documentation. Guidelines for who can use Keyman can also be find at this site.Īfter installing Keyman, download the Wayuu keyboard and double-click on the file you downloaded. Keyman 6.0 must be installed prior to attempting to install this keyboard. This keyboard is developed for Keyman 6.0 on any keyboard. This keyboard was developed for keyboarding Wayuu which is spoken in Colombia and Venezuela. This Unicode keyboard was developed for work in language groups of Uganda and Tanzania.Īmericas (SIL) Wayuunaiki (Colombia/Venezuela) N'Ko Keyman keyboard - included as part of the experimental N'Ko Graphite font package. Other Mali resources include mapping files to convert from the SIL Mali standard legacy fonts to Unicode encoding and Charis SIL fonts which have been modified for use in Malian languages. These keyboards are developed for work in language groups of Mali.Ĭlavier du Mali (Azerty) Clavier du Mali (Qwerty) Clavier du Mali (Qwertz) TECkit mapping files for converting SIL Vai text to Unicode are provided here. Windows 7 provides a Unicode font with Vai support called Ebrima. Other Vai resources: Two Vai Unicode fonts are available here. It was originally created for customized fonts but has been updated for Unicode. This keyboard was developed for use by BTL (Bible Translation & Literacy) language teams in Kenya. Other Eastern Congo resources include a mapping file to convert from the Eastern Congo Group fonts to Unicode encoding. These keyboards are developed for Keyman 6.0. Where possible, the keystroke sequences that the majority of the entities seemed to prefer was used. Results were compiled from data received from SIL entities in Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Nigeria, Senegal and Togo.

Other Cameroon resources include a mapping file to convert from the SIL Cameroun Branch 'cam2dr' truetype font to Unicode encoding.

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