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I have been using that! And actually, by browsing around for what I'm looking for, I've learned a *lot* about how SignWriting glyphs are organized. The photos of the hand shapes have really accelerated my learning individual glyphs. What I'm needing, though, is a search ability. I'd like to look up a symbol in SignPuddle and cross-reference the hand-shape in the page you linked. It's a variation of what I was trying earlier by using the hand1 font... I manually browsed for ~1/2 of the shapes I'm interested in, and decided to try another shortcut. :-) -Alan On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 05:44:48PM -0700, Valerie Sutton wrote: > SignWriting List > September 21, 2011 > > Hello Alan and everyone - > There are so many new developments in software behind the scenes here that I can barely keep up - > > First, have you seen this web page? > > ISWA 2010 HTML Reference Manual > http://www.signbank.org/iswa/ > > It is not quite the information you are seeking but very useful nonetheless - > > Val ;-) > > ------ > > > On Sep 21, 2011, at 4:40 PM, Alan Post wrote: > > > In SignPuddle 1.5, I seem to remember there was this ability to look > > at a glyph-level description of a sign--it would break out each > > image and give various technical details about it--what group it > > belonged to, &c. > > > > Am I imagining that? Is it available in SignPuddle 1.6? > > > > *looks around my swis1 server* > > > > Aha! Like this page: > > > > http://lodockikumazvati.org/swis/bswref.html?bsw=0fb14c38e3924ba4b027138c3984d04c2%200fd14c38e39227138c398%200fb18738c39c4c24d918738c3934bb4c320538c3924d34c62ef38c3924cb4af%200fd18738c39318738c39c2ef38c39220538c392%2038838c392#d > > > > I want that page in SWIS2, or something like it--I particularly ould > > like to look up the SymbolGroup for each glyph in a symbol. > > > > Will you pull me through that? > > > > -Alan > > -- > > .i ma'a lo bradi cu penmi gi'e du > > > -- .i ma'a lo bradi cu penmi gi'e du