Sandy in UK: Flexible computer programming

[Valerie Sutton]

On May 17, 2007, at 10:10 AM, Sandy Fleming wrote:
> Now that I think about it, there is something I (and I'm sure other
> developers) could really use, and that's a collection of SignWritten
> signs - from any number of languages - that are particularly difficult
> to write clearly, that could be a challenge to present legibly on the
> page.

Hello Sandy!
Here is an example from Sleeping Beauty in ASL...Sometimes we need  
Circle Symbols that are different sizes...although I can add more  
sizes to the ISWA, the truth is that there will always be another  
size not there...so if you can somehow develop flexible circle sizes  
that would be great!

This is supposed to be one big circle:

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That is why I say that handwriting is better than dumb  
computers...because we are not limited by hand...but computers limit  
the symbolset that is normally flexible by hand...

Thanks for your question!

Val ;-)