Well, keyboard and added languages in Word and/or XP are not an issue
with me.
That's covered. Actually the names are in a Word document already.
I have no idea if Legacy is Unicode compliant though and what would it
do for non-latin
languages? I am not able to type non-latin in Legacy notes for instance.
I am mainly interested in the use of Legacy to record it. As you mention
PDF is a way, but
only if you have some more info to put in.
I am mostly looking for a way to attach the name written in original
non-latin language, that's
why I was thinking of selecting the name in Word and then capture it
(like print screen), save
it as .jpg file. I use a nice tool for this called FastStone Capture,
that handles the job very well.
I hoped to get some input on this from LUG users, maybe there are other
ways to add it to Legacy.
Keren
Jim Liddil wrote:
I think PDF is the way to go for this issue if all else fails. In
Word you can use various other keyboards for a given language. I have
had a lot of experience with this for Chinese writers. I am not sure
if Legacy is Unicode compliant and would support entry of non-english
characters. If it does then you can use the Windows language support
features.
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