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F1IQF > ESPERA 19.08.96 04:34l 44 Lines 963 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
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Subj: Esperanto & Polish driver
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Sent: 960816/1736Z @:F8REF.FCEN.FRA.EU #:52583 [TOURS Dept 37] FBB5.15c
From: F1IQF@F8REF.FCEN.FRA.EU
To : ESPERA@EU
F1IQF/TPK 1.82 Msg #:5529 Le 16/08/96 a 19:35Z
Hi to everyone;
Few months ago, I needed to write with my computer in Esperanto & Polish;
As you know if you write one or these languages, there is special
characters (fonts) that we do not have on standard QWERTY/AZERTY keyboards.
(like special letters, or letters with ^,',etc).
As you know too there is good drivers to handle it, under windows.
But If you better like DOS, or need to write letters with a simple ASCII
text editor, you might have problems; (it can be useful for Email on
internet, or Email on Packet Radio).
So I wrote in assembler two little drivers, one for ESPERANTO, one for
POLISH.
I hope you'll like;
The names on Packet are
EKD11E for Esperanto Keyboard Driver
PKD11E for Polish Keyboard Driver
73's to you all over Europe;
F1IQF, Nicolas, JN07MK
F1IQF@F8REF.FCEN.FRA.EU
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