π.π.π.π.πΎ.π.π.π .πΉ.π.π.π.π.π.π.π.π².π§.π.π‘.π.π».πΌ.π.π.π±
Next with no periods separating the characters, with one space between them:
π π π π πΎ π π π πΉ π π π π π π π π² π§ π π‘ π π» πΌ π π π±
The Perl program to produce Cuneiform substitutions is called baffle_cuneiform_69.pl
To see my Cuneiform paragraph using Microsoft Wordpad, download the font, which was previously at
http://cdl.museum.upenn.edu/cuneifonts.html
The file is called:
CuneiformComposites-1001.zip
To install the font for Wordpad, follow these instructions:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/TrueTypeInstallXP.mspx
It worked for me, after selecting the font from the list in Wordpad.
To see the Cuneiform with Windows XP and Internet Explorer browser, set the software as follows. This works for my Acer Aspire PC while viewing the blogspot.com for Internet Explorer 7.
The menu Tools, internet options, General, Accessibility,
Ignore Font Styles Specified on Webpage
When you check that box, then the browser will display the font you
selected called Cuneiform Composite 1001.
That is in another menu.
View, Encoding, Unicode 8.
Another place specifies the font.
Tools, Internet Options, General, Fonts,
Select Cuneiform Composite on the left list.
That should allow you to read the Cuneiform alphabet
and 3 sentences, as for the Greek essays.Use this in the rev 63 perl program to get Cuneiform instead of Greek output file:
my @greek_small_letters = (73728, 73792, 74322, 73811, 73790, 73813, 73885, 73888, 73849, 73882, 73808, 73799, 73800, 73809, 73990, 73997, 73842, 74151, 74269, 73889, 74507, 73979, 74364, 73773, 73793, 73969);
When this code is used, the cuneiform letters are selected to resemble the Latin letter. It worked on June 13, 2009 ! It fails for Firefox and Chrome browsers, but it works for Microsoft Internet Explorer. (12/30/2010).
π‘π πΎ ππΎπ πΉπ πππΉππ‘ πππΎ π‘πΌπ ππΎπ»πΎπ ππΎπππππ‘πΎπ ππ π πΎπ πππΎ π‘π π§πΎπΎ ππ ππΎππΉππΎπ ππ ππ§πππ§ππ π πΎπ-ππΎπ-1.ππ
Next with no periods separating the characters, with one space between them:
π π π π πΎ π π π πΉ π π π π π π π π² π§ π π‘ π π» πΌ π π π±
The Perl program to produce Cuneiform substitutions is called baffle_cuneiform_69.pl
To see my Cuneiform paragraph using Microsoft Wordpad, download the font, which was previously at
http://cdl.museum.upenn.edu/cuneifonts.html
The file is called:
CuneiformComposites-1001.zip
To install the font for Wordpad, follow these instructions:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/TrueTypeInstallXP.mspx
It worked for me, after selecting the font from the list in Wordpad.
To see the Cuneiform with Windows XP and Internet Explorer browser, set the software as follows. This works for my Acer Aspire PC while viewing the blogspot.com for Internet Explorer 7.
The menu Tools, internet options, General, Accessibility,
Ignore Font Styles Specified on Webpage
When you check that box, then the browser will display the font you
selected called Cuneiform Composite 1001.
That is in another menu.
View, Encoding, Unicode 8.
Another place specifies the font.
Tools, Internet Options, General, Fonts,
Select Cuneiform Composite on the left list.
That should allow you to read the Cuneiform alphabet
and 3 sentences, as for the Greek essays.Use this in the rev 63 perl program to get Cuneiform instead of Greek output file:
my @greek_small_letters = (73728, 73792, 74322, 73811, 73790, 73813, 73885, 73888, 73849, 73882, 73808, 73799, 73800, 73809, 73990, 73997, 73842, 74151, 74269, 73889, 74507, 73979, 74364, 73773, 73793, 73969);
When this code is used, the cuneiform letters are selected to resemble the Latin letter. It worked on June 13, 2009 ! It fails for Firefox and Chrome browsers, but it works for Microsoft Internet Explorer. (12/30/2010).
π‘π πΎ ππΎπ πΉπ πππΉππ‘ πππΎ π‘πΌπ ππΎπ»πΎπ ππΎπππππ‘πΎπ ππ π πΎπ πππΎ π‘π π§πΎπΎ ππ ππΎππΉππΎπ ππ ππ§πππ§ππ π πΎπ-ππΎπ-1.ππ
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