Hello all,
I was working with NotatioAntiqua, and I see how inserting
certain glyphs could be a bit painful for folks. Sure you
can use the <sp>æ</sp> code to insert an accented ae, but it
would be easier to just push a button.
Well, some time ago I wrote a little program called
"Frenchie" for one of the Frenchie priests so he could
insert Frenchie accents.
The program has three little toolbars - one for Latin, one
for French and one for Spanish glyphs. There are a few
unicode characters such as the accented ae that Frenchie
will, indeed, insert, but only in text editors that will
accept it. Those characters are in red on the toolbar.
You left-click a button for a lowercase letter and
right-click the button for an uppercase letter.
To get the program to work in your editor, you have to drag
a little pointer to the window to "lock" Frenchie to that
window, then Frenchie will work only in that window even if
it isn't focused.
Frenchie is a full-featured windows program, and works great
in both XP and Windows 7. It was written in BCX, and
essentially all in C and WinAPI.
Frenchie comes with a nice help file (chm).
You can get it for free from my little goodies page:
http://www.sspxusa.org/goodies/#frenchie
I offer it to y'all by way of thanks for all your patience
and help as I get to learn Gregorio.
-Brother Gabriel-Marie
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