I will donate the font to you and I will even pay an allowance for the software extension/fork thus please tell me your rates for consideration.
Regards, Meeku --- rgheck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > linuxa linux wrote: > > The keyboard for english/europran users is usually > a > > english/european qwerty or for this context call > it > > english/european qwerty-k however I need a > keyboard > > inputer extension/plugin with your core > wordprocessor > > software that changes the qwerty-k to > english/european > > qwerty- क (where only 1 english/european > > alphabet K has been removed from your > > menu/help/faqs/dictionary etc and what has been > put is > > the sanskrit devanagri alphabet that has html > decimal > > code or 0915 unicode glyph - > > > http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/0915/index.htm, > > the new sound shape) > > > > Secondly, I need you to package a new font that > will > > be used for wordprocessing and thus the user will > use > > क / 0915 alphabet. > > > > All this with one click install that can be from > disk > > or a one session download and thus any average > novice > > user can immediately use your software. > > > > Please tell me this is possible. > > > > > Please understand that this is an open source > project. The people who > write LyX do so in their spare time, and, while we > certainly want LyX to > be as useful as it can be to as many people as > possible, we have limited > time. If you'd like to get LyX working with > Sanskrit, people will be > happy to help you. But please do not expect any of > us to give up our > free time because you "need" us to do something for > you. > > That said, the keyboard issues should be fairly > straightforward. You > just need to define a keymap and then use it. See > the .kmap files in > e.g. /usr/share/lyx/kbd for some examples. There's > documentation about > this in section 4.3 of the Customization manual. > > Regarding fonts, LyX just uses system fonts for > display and LaTeX fonts > for output, so no, there's nothing we can do there, > though I'm sure > people would be happy to offer advice about finding > appropriate fonts. > > Richard > > ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? Someone out there knows the answer. Try it now. http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/
