SignPuddle 1.5 ready to go

[Steve Slevinski]

Hi Charles,

I've made problems for you yet again!

The transfer from 1.0 to 1.5 had problems and some accents, tildes and 
other special characters: hence the ?s.

You can register for the sgn-BR puddle and I can make you an editor so 
you can fix them yourself.  Or I should be able to take a look at the 
transfer issue next week.

Going forward, 1.5 uses Unicode and a stable IMWA.  We shouldn't have 
these problems again.  (crosses fingers)

Regards,
-Steve


Charles Butler wrote:
> How do I get diacriticals to show up, Portuguese has a lot of accents, 
> tildes, and the c cedilla that are part of the normal spelling.  They 
> don't show up in the display on my screen.
>  
> Charles
>
> */Steve Slevinski <slevin at signpuddle.net>/* wrote:
>
>     Hi List,
>
>     Hope everyone is well. I have SignPuddle 1.5 ready to go. You can use
>     it online right now http://www.signbank.org/SignPuddle1.5
>
>     Editing is a lot easier now. There is no special dictionary editors
>     page. You can edit signs from any page if you have the right security.
>
>     Once you register for a dictionary and log in, all of the signs
>     you add
>     will be assigned to your username. This gives you the rights to edit
>     the signs you've entered without being an editor for the whole
>     dictionary.
>
>     If you don't register, all new signs will be linked with the computer
>     you used to add the signs.
>
>     I've transfered all of the 1.0 puddles. They will need some cleaning
>     up. Not all of the special characters transfered correctly and
>     some of
>     the sign spellings are askew. But SignPuddle 1.5 uses Unicode, so all
>     languages are fair game. If you want to be an editor for any
>     particular
>     dictionary to help clean it up, let me or Val know. Or reply to
>     the list
>     and we'll get it set up.
>
>     SignPuddle 1.5 can have a multilingual interface. If you want to help
>     translate the SignPuddle screens, reply and I'll create a user
>     interface
>     puddle for your languages and give you the security rights to edit
>     the
>     UI puddle. The great part about the translation is that you use the
>     same SignPuddle interface.
>
>     Currently, the free and open dictionaries don't allow for image or
>     video
>     uploading. This is something that Val and I are discussing. We'll see
>     how it goes.
>
>     I've given Val the first 5 PocketPuddles. It's very cool. For
>     Windows,
>     just plug and play. For Mac, it requires a few steps that are
>     straight
>     forward, but it reconfigures the built in web server and requires the
>     use of the Terminal application.
>
>     I'm working on the last few items of my todo list. Then I'll complete
>     the documentation and the information will be a lot more organized
>     than
>     this email.
>
>     Regards,
>     -Steve
>
>
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