On Fri, 29 Jul 2005, Masoud Sharbiani wrote:
> What is the usage license of that page (and the .js files it uses)?
The page itself has nothing interesting, public domain.
For the javascripts, the ones I've written are LGPL'ed, and the
keyboard driver that Pooya has touched too, is GPL'ed. They
What is the usage license of that page (and the .js files it uses)?
cheers,
Masoud
Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Connie Bobroff wrote:
What does this do? I mean different than Notepad?
-Connie
- First, gives you our beloved standard Persian keyboard. So you
can type s
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Connie Bobroff wrote:
> In case you need ideas for future enhancements, please consider putting
> an apostrophe checker which will search out unescaped apostrophes in the
> content
> and add the extra slash before them however leave the apostrophes that are
> part
> of the j
Quoting Behdad Esfahbod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> - First, gives you our beloved standard Persian keyboard. So you
> can type standard Persian on any computer running IE, Mozilla, or
> Firefox.
>
> - Shows the layout for your convenience.
>
> - Makes it easy to convert back and forward between UTF-
On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Connie Bobroff wrote:
> What does this do? I mean different than Notepad?
> -Connie
- First, gives you our beloved standard Persian keyboard. So you
can type standard Persian on any computer running IE, Mozilla, or
Firefox.
- Shows the layout for your convenience.
- Makes i
Hi all,
Today the site at http://dat.ir/ was brought to my attention.
It was some good stuff like a complete annotated Iranian calendar
(Persian, Islamic, and Gregorian). I'm intersted in knowing how
accurate their calendar data is. Any information in that regard
would be helful, since:
In case
