A new demo: using canvas to draw a maze, you can use
mouse to solve it!
Demo Area
To add Mongolian script on your web is very easy, just add these code
to your web!
<applet code="AppletMain" archive="MongolScript.jar"
width="320" height="150">
<param name="text" value="ubor monggol on
yake sorgagoli">
<param name="color" value="#000000">
<param name="bgcolor" value="#57907A">
<param name="font" value="CMS Huree">
<param name="fontsize" value="32">
<param name="fontstyle" value="plain">
<param name="convert" value="true">
<p>Your browser is completely ignoring the <APPLET>
tag!</p>
</applet>
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click to download MongolScript.jar
Your should be able to find the CMs Huree font on Shandas'
website
If you cannot found the font, your can also download from here,(BTW,
I thought it is free to distribute, if I am wrong, please inform me,
I will correct it ASAP).
For more details, see - a simple tutorial
of using Mongolian Script on web
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Utility
Library :
Finally, I uploaded my utility C/C++ library here, all are in source
code, hope you will find something helpful. it's based on DOS Environment,
can be compiled under watcom C++ v10.0. [download]
Recently, I am deveoping a Mongolian
Editor. You can use it to create, save, and print traditional Mongolian
Script text. The main feature of this editor is that it is easy to
use, you won't need to memorize the stupid keyboard layout, and you
don't need to care to select head or tail characters, just type it,
it is easy! Type as you think it should be, and it comes out to be
correct. Here is the
image of this editor and the
saved file and exported
file. If you are interested in this programme
or if you know someone have develope a programme like this, i will
very appreciate it if you can write to tell me .
Progress
report:
2003/03/31:
Exciting news! I add a new module in MongolScript.jar, now you can
directly writing in Lattin form! no more those meaningless texts!.
for detail look at my tutorial.
2003/03/28:
Spent some hours wrote a simple applet program that can display traditional
Mongolian on webpage, see demo at left, you need to install
CMs Huree font in order to see this demo. I haven't finished
all, your cannot specify margins and lead yet, but i will finish them
soon.
2003/01/10: I have start a new project, mocr, using
java to write an OCR program that can recognize Traditional Mongolian.
2001/06/23:
- fix most problem with cursor moving, but cursor still doesn't work
very well at all time. fix problem with 'n' behind a vowel.
- I still don't know how 'g' works at end of a word, for example -ag
-ig -eg, is there any reulation in writing? at present i end all 'g'
with
, i think this is not right, but i need some expert. would anyone
who know this give me a clue. thank you.
- I am sorry i still cannot upload this program to the website, becoz
it really cannot count as a working software now, once i think it
an work properly i will upload it.
2001/06/26:
- Add choose font function, and it works well till now.
- Interestingly, open MSWord, set font to "CMS Huree", font
size to 24 or 26, keeping press letter 'e', see what happens? there
is a break between 'e' s. I think this is only display problem, seems
that wouldn't cause problem while printing.
- And i decided to put my program on the website, you can download
from here. I must repeat that
this is only an uncomplete project, there are tons of problem with
it, hope you folks wouldn't throw egg to me. This program must work
with MFC42.DLL and MSVCRT.DLL,
it is unlikely that you cannot find these files on you computer. if
you are really that unfortunate, search the web, they should be somewhere
on the web.
- Please don't shrink the height of this program's window less than
one word, this action would make a crash, i really hate this and i
will find out how in only couple of days, pls forgive me.
2001/06/28:
- Do a lot of work to make caret work properly, modified menu,move
<export> to <File> menu, move <IME> to <Option>
though it still doesn't work (^v^).
- Add Font Selection, works pretty well now.
- switch Letter 'q' and 'f', so it makes more reasonably right.
- Add <copy special>menu and toolbar icon, so you can copy and
paste all the words into other application.
Some
tips about using Mongolian fonts:
Here
is a new trick I found might helpful if you are trying to input Mongolian
in MSWord using CMS xxx fonts. There is a program named OSK.EXE under
windows, if you have installed accessbility programs, there must be
there. you can access OSK.EXE by clicking [START] -> [RUN...],
then type "osk". press [OK].
Here is the what you see at first glance, seems there isn't too much
too do, right?
Don't worry, try click [Settings] -> [Font...], OK, now you can
see this:
select the fonts similiar to the pictures above, that is "CMS
Ulaanbaatar", "Normal", "18". and press [OK],
now see what you get:
OK, got it, what's more interesting is while you press [Caps Lock]
you can see how the keyboard letter changes.
- Now it's time to talk about cavets, yes there
is at least one cavet as far as i know, the letters appear to be turned
90 degrees, a little bit uncomfortable.
- One more thing, the letter at to [F1]~[F12]
and [Insert], [Delete] ... position is unclear but don't worry, it
will never correspond to any Mongolian Letter, just use as any software.
they just behave as they should.
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