Re: "Useful languages"
| From: | Danny Wier <dawier@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, February 16, 2002, 4:22 |
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From: "Clint Jackson Baker" <litrex1@...>
| > I only see 85 in Unicode, unless there are some rare
| > variants that didn't get
| > included.
| >
|
| Sorry, I *really* can't count. I must have been
| thinking of piano keys...
And I'm thinking of a Bösendorfer Imperial Grand which has 97 keys (Tori Amos
plays one). MIDI specs only allows 127 possible notes....
Sorry about the off-topic, but where could I find info on earlier versions of
Tsalagi syllabry, like when Sequoyah had 250-odd characters? And I'll chk at the
local library if they have anything on Cherokee <G> "nah". There's a book on
world writing systems that lists almost everything, including Native American
languages.
~Danny~
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