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On 4/9/13 4:15 AM, MARIA GALEA wrote: > Thank you Steve, Valerie and Stefan for your messages and explanations - I > think I understand a little better now. > > So could i send an email using the FSW code - and then the SignWriting > would show up? Hi Maria, If you send FSW in an email, the recipient will receive the FSW. If the recipient is using a web mail client, they can apply the SignWriting Thin Viewer bookmark to see the signs. I use an email application called Thunderbird. It is possible to create a special plugin for Thunderbird based on the SignWriting Thin Viewer. It should take a couple of hours to package. Once this plugin was available, anyone who had it installed could automatically see the SignWriting signs directly in their email rather than the FSW code. The first plugin that I have available works for website and HTML. Many additional plugins are possible for specific software packages. > I'm trying to think of a way that I can try it out, because > I grasp things when I try them out. Have a look at TranslateWiki.net and the work that Adam has done to localize the user interface for the ASL Wikipedia Project. The following link is a search result for the ASL language code of "ase". Page down until you see the FSW code. https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?search=ase&title=Special%3ASearch TranslateWiki is not using the SignWriting Thin Viewer (yet...). Because of this, you will see the FSW codes. This is a great place to use the Bookmark. The press of a button and the SignWriting appears. Regards, -Steve