First of all, do you have a free program to generate keyboard layouts like
the one you have put on your web page?
On Mon, 9 Aug 1999, Mark Leisher wrote:
> The only other Persian keyboards I know of are based on the
> similar phonetics between Persian and English.
Really? I checked a research paper I found in an old magazine dated 1994,
and I found 21 keyboard layouts. Some vendor-specific, some academic,
etc. None of them were phonetic-based. I know phonetic-based Persian
keyboards, but they are usually used by Iranians who live outside Iran.
Also few academicians who are easier with a Latin keyboard.
> I have updated the web page a bit and will be adding some more Persian
> keyboard mappings that we use locally.
Locally? May I ask where do use them? At that ".edu"?
Also, I want to mention again that be very careful about that shift-space
I told you which should produce ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER. It is very
important, and many users use it. The format of the table should be
changed in a way it may have shift-space as a normal entry. So, careless
people will mention it even if only use the tables.
> Finally, I can not get your Unicode page at:
>
> http://www.sharif.ac.ir/~roozbeh/unicode/
There is no Unicode page there. You should receive a directory listing
only. Don't you receive it?
--Roozbeh
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