Hi David, looks like Shift+Space is not working properly or assigned to something else. I can't imagine why it is so, but here is a workaround, thookuni.dll that has Shift+X for switching Tise on/off. Just backup the old dll and copy over it the new one. Hope this will work. Gregory David Germano wrote: > Hi Gregory, > > I associated it with "Estonian". If I have Estonian keyboard active and > tise on, I get nice Wylie, But Unless I stop Tise cmpletely, I can't get any > English. I don't see the Kailash icon going dark. SO evidnetly the > shift+space isn't invoking it for some reason. Not sure what to do. > > David > > -----Original Message----- > From: Gregory Mokhin [mailto:mokhin@xxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 11:41 PM > To: David Germano > Cc: 'Christopher Fynn'; 'Peter Hauer'; tise-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: Problems with Tise and enlishh > > David, to use English and Tibetan you need to enable two keyboard layouts in > Windows. > > http://iris.lib.virginia.edu/tibet/tools/input.html says about Chris's > keyboard: > "Once installed, the keyboard can be assigned to any language that is not > used on one's machine, such as possibly "Faroese" or "Kokani". > > Did you follow this instruction for installing Chris's keyboard? If yes, > there shouldn't be any problem switching to English: you use Tise with > "Kokani", Shift+Space suspends Tise operation (Kailash icon is dark), and > then you switch from "Kokani" to English by a standard shortcut (Alt+Shift > in my case, quite often it is Ctrl+Shift). > > Regards, > Gregory > > David Germano wrote: > >> hi gregory, >> >>it appears impossible to switch to english with tise running. i tried >>changing keyboard to english, switting font, but no matter hwat i did >>the qwerty keyboard output only appears when i exit tise. That is >>pretty cumbersome if you want to use english and tibetan. However your >>instructions seem to indicate that is not how its supposed to work. >>However tired >>shift+space to no avail. Am i missing something? I thought maybe it >>shift+was a >>word control character conflict, since shift+space is a pretty >>standard "character reset" in Word. But clearing that didn't change > > anything. > >>Help! >> >>I am using xp/word in their most up to date verisons. >> >>david >> > >
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