(PS for A. Moeller: The MS
Windows disks I have used here have the language/type and some varied fonts for
Romaneste, at least to convert a US keyboard when the options are selected,
installed and switched on. On a US keyboard the program just borrows some symbol
keys for the extra letters, but it doesnt work on e-mail unless the direct
recipient < also > has both the language switching software and
Eastern Europen languages selected as an option, installed, then set to
Romaneste. I have no idea what the yahhoo mixmaster would do to it
J, and use it rarely: but others
in the household use it to compose and print..but not to e-mail even friends.
)
thank you Mr Rex. First for explanations of the words and
second for explantion of the characters I have to use.
This is why I asked for a site where I can learn how to write such
sounds with common characters.
I seen by Piotr and lingvistic crew here they use something like
"*:#" in some words when they try to explain something where * or : or #
means something .What that really means ,they must know of it or maybe the
lovely God:))...
Anyway, maybe I find it somewhere:))
Best Regards,
A. Moeller