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Two new utility softwares (Updated version)
Submitted by Serge Rosmorduc on Wed, 03/17/2010 - 11:50.Dear all, I have uploaded two utility software, which may be of some use1:
(3/17/10 Important notice: Improved Macscribe translator. Now, the Macscribe operators which are not understood by JSesh are displayed as text (in red), instead of being thrown away. It allows one to find what must be changed **) (11/17/09 Important notice: I have just fixed a problem which made the files unusable on a mac.**)
- a converter for MacScribe files : this reads a number of MacScribe files, and produces JSesh files.
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I would have every right to upload useless utilities if I wished so. ↩
New books using JSesh
Submitted by Serge Rosmorduc on Mon, 06/09/2008 - 12:04.- CENiM 3 : Documents de Théologies Thébaines Tardives (D3T 1), textes réunis et édités par Christophe Thiers.
- Emmanuel Jambon, Les mots et les gestes. Réflexions autour de la place de l’écriture dans un rituel d’envoûtement de l’Égypte pharaonique, dans Cahiers du monde ancien
Recent content
3.0
Submitted by Serge Rosmorduc on Thu, 03/18/2010 - 12:55.S. Thomas has just sent me the X, Y and Z family, so now,this new version of JSesh has a complete coverage of the Manuel de Codage (save a few signs which will be added later).
Glyph display bug - edges get cut off
Posted January 2nd, 2010 by SaintSimianI wanted to report an issue I have only been able to reproduce in Linux. When I look at a text in JSesh I notice the far right of some glyphs is getting cut off.
Forcing the use of java to run a jar file
Submitted by Serge Rosmorduc on Wed, 12/30/2009 - 19:35.
In some cases in windows, the system believes that jar files are zip files and not java softwares. In fact they are both.
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EPS export
Not yet. Currently, I'd suggest using PDF export instead. PDF is exported in CMYK. Just check
"respect page layout" and "encapsulated pdf".
Plus, PDF handles transparency.
Serge Rosmorduc