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Hi Bill and friends,
you are right. This is
not the official website but more kind of „experimental version“. To create a
stand alone Signmaker-Editor will take some more major efforts. So far we
create/write and change signs with SignPuddle but use all the signs of the
German SignPuddle dictionary to create our own documents with this delegs
signwriting-Editor.
It is wonderful to be
able now to create new documents with or without translation (subtitle) in
order to support deaf students to improve spoken language skills.
Stefan
Von: SignWriting List: Read and Write Sign
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 6. Oktober 2011 14:56
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Valerie, Stefan, and others,
Somehow I had gotten onto this page:
http://wpspc20.informatik.uni-hamburg.de/SignWritingEditor2/
which seems to be more of an experimental version.
When I double click on a sign, I get an editor with an on screen keyboard and a
little composing box above the sign with the sign in it. It works similar
to SignPuddle, in that signs can be edited in the box. However, I noticed
that it has at least one problem - highlighted glyphs change to another glyph
during their highlight, then change back to the proper glyph when not
highlighted.
Bill
On 10/5/2011 5:30 PM, Valerie Sutton wrote:
SignWriting List
October 5, 2011
Hello Stefan!
This is all so wonderful, and no rush at all. I know
you are under deadline right now and are too busy to teach us...so there is
plenty of time later. You have already answered some of my questions and
it is clear for me now. Thank you for attaching the diagrams below...
Val ;-)
On Oct 5, 2011, at 1:46 PM, Stefan Wöhrmann wrote:
....You are right! Just go ahead and type word by word. Or
copy and paste from a word document.
Whenever there are more than one entry for
a given term you can look for alternative signs with the little blue
triangles which show up if you move the mouse over the signwriting symbols.
(see attached gifs)
Well I understand that we will need to
write a short tutorial – smile . But I can tell you – it is a wonderful
program and teachers for deaf and hard of hearing, SL - interpreters,
SL-instructors, signers, parents, medical staff, will take so much
advantage out of this.
Stefan
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