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Upgrading JSesh without Headaches

So, there is a brand new JSesh version... You would like to use it, but you are in the middle of the writting your PHD dissertation. What if this new version changes the shape of some signs? It will be weird, as part of your texts1 would use the old shape, the rest would use the new shape, and you...

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The quest for a sphinx

When preparing JSesh 7.9 distribution, a number of questions were raised about the sphinx signs E151 E151 (and variants).

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Old Kingdom signs by Serge Thomas

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A few years ago, we were asked to produce a number of signs, mainly from the Old Kingdom.

M. Serge P. Thomas (mostly) and Serge Rosmorduc (for a small part) have therefore produced versions of these signs. Furthermore, in addition to those, M. Thomas has sent a set of interesting revisions of sign...

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Installing JSesh on a recent Windows computer

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On “recent” windows computers (well, after Windows 7 if I remember well, which means recent means something like less than ten years old), the user is protected against installing unsigned softwares.

To make a long story short, this is a trend which began on smartphones, with the creation of app...

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