A simple demonstration showing how one can start using JSesh, type glyphs and compose basic groups.

JSesh 6.3.1 and earlier have (sometimes ?) problems installing on 64 bytes Window systems. Normally, JSesh 6.3.2 should solve the issue, but meanwhile, this video shows a system which should work.

This tutoriel explains how to combine existing signs from the JSesh fonts in order to create new ones.
It gives examples of rather advanced manipulations of the glyphs.

This is the first tutorial about how to create and integrates new signs in JSesh using the great inkscape software.

The JSesh palette has many features to help searching a particular sign and finding one's way in the large list of the manuel de codage.

We give here a complete video tutorial of its uses.

We explain here our to combine the use of JSesh and of a drawing software like Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator to produce complex illustrations, mixing hieroglyphs and drawings.

This can be useful for the users who want to publish a hieroglyphic transcription of a hieratic document, or a "standardized" rendering of a monument.

Démonstration des principales méthodes pour taper des textes hiéroglyphiques avec JSesh.