I just saw the slides. That cursor-backup looks very tricky.
So for someone doing the kana-to-Hepburn, you might have this: (here, "o^" means
o-with-circumflex)
(bakayarou disclaimer: I make lots of errors)
$B$3"*(Bk|$B$*(B
$B$="*(Bs|$B$*(B
$B$H"*(Bt|$B$*(B
.....
$B$*$&"*(Bo^
$B$*$*"*(Bo^
$B$*"*(Bo
Is that it?
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Well, I guess what you say is true,
I could never be the right kind of girl for you,
I could never be your woman
- White Town
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$B7oL>(B: Transliteration
>On http://www.macchiato.com/slides/transliteration_in_icu.ppt, I have slides for my
>conference talk on transliteration. For those people having an interest in
>transliteration, I would appreciate any feedback.
>
>Mark
>
>P.S. The slides are in PowerPoint. If someone is interested and can only read an HTML
>version, I can generate it. BTW, Microsoft does not make it obvious how to get the
>speaker notes -- you can only get them in full screen mode: you have to right-click
>and choose "Full Screen", then right-click again and choose "Speaker Notes".
>
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