Re: Second report on Koni'

Ktabbe Daniel Andreasson:

> One problem though. The ALT-combinations of the Thryomanes font
> we're using are working just fint here at work.
What are those ALT-combinations you're talking about?

> However, when I
> try them at home they're not working at all. Why is that? Does
> it have anything to do with me running Windows 2000 at work and
> Windows 97 at home? The characters are all there at home, it's
> just that I have to choose "insert -> symbol" every time I need
> a barred b or barred t. That's pretty annoying.
There's an easy way to do it in Win98. You can define hotkeys (that is,
combination of keys for performing a macro or inserting a symbol). Do it like
this:
- Insert > Symbol;
- highlight the character, e.g. a barred t;
- click on "Keyboard..."
- type your combination, e.g. "CTRL-1,T" (if u want prefix key) or "CTRL-ALT-T"
and click on "Define"
From now on this combiation becomes a hotkey for your character.

> I guess that's what makes it a personal conlang
> and not a plain vanilla naturalistic conlang, which are so common
> on the list these days.
Well, even quite a posteriori conlangs may be so cruel...

> Daniel Andreasson
Yitziks,
who bears the idea of a Semitic conlang with Caucasian adstratum - I just love
ejectives!