Internal links

• A number of user-contributed signs, mostly decorative.

My other sites

• Qenherkhopeshef a (now empty) site on Late Egyptian...
• my computing blog. Various technical points about java, drupal, openoffice...
• my home page at IUT de Montreuil

JSesh site on Sourceforge

JSesh is distributed using the free software repository called sourceforge.
You will find all versions of JSesh and the JSesh sources there.

Softwares using JSesh

• PySesh, a library to use JSesh from the Python language, by Michele Moglia
• I do use JSesh to display glyphs in the Ramses project of Liege University. You can download slides presenting the project
• Jesus Angel Garcia Sanchez's OpenGlyph includes a lexicon and a number of easily accessible texts.

Sites with information about JSesh

• hierogeek, a site about computing and egyptology (inter alia). Very nice presentation of the stela of Ikai using javascrip to enliven the result.
• JSesh on linux, in Filip Vervloesem's site about Egyptological softwares on linux. He also has pages about MacOS X.
• Egyptian hieroglyphs web site has a progressive english tutorial for JSesh

Sites using JSesh

• Gabor Toth 's Egyptian Grammar course at Rutgers University, with lots of texts and text studies
• JSesh used for making plastic signs

Sites about hieroglyphic typesetting and Manuel de codage

• A good entry point is Saqqarah Technology's site EGPZ
• it contains a list of related sites
• problems with word and Indesign

Alternatives to JSesh

There are a number of other hieroglyphic wordprocessor available among which:

• Winglyph
• Macscribe
• Inscribe
• VisualGlyph (and its current successor)
• Got