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Are You Ready To Move To
Unicode-Encoded Salish Fonts? Now You Can Easily Convert Your ASCII-Encoded
LaserSalish Files To Our Unicode-Encoded LaserSalish In Unicode Fonts With The
LaserSalish Converter.
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for Windows |
for Macintosh |
LaserSalish Converter is a unique product
allowing you to convert Salish text from the ASCII-encoded
LaserSalish product to the Unicode-encoded fonts of
LaserSalish in Unicode (LaserSalishU). This allows
you to convert all your old work to the new fonts without the need for any
retyping.
The
converter is a series of 20 macros embedded in a Microsoft Word document. You
simply copy the appropriate pair of macros into Word's Normal template file and run the macros to convert the text to the
Unicode-encoded values of the LaserSalishU fonts. The macros do not
affect any other text in your documents except the LaserSalish text, allowing you to retain your document's original formatting. The LaserSalish
Converter makes a daunting task simple.
Complete instructions for setup and use are included in the
LaserSalish Converter User's Manual. No experience with Word macros is
required. Step-by-step instructions are included.
LaserSalish Converter for Windows
System Requirements:
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Operating System - The LaserSalish Converter
requires Windows 7, Vista, and XP. |
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Applications - Requires Microsoft Word 2010, 2007, 2003,
2002 (XP), 2000, or 97. The documents you are going to convert must be Word
for Windows documents, since the macros are Word macros embedded in a Word
document. |
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Fonts - Requires one or more of the
LaserSalish
(ASCII-encoded) fonts from Linguist's Software and the corresponding
Unicode-encoded font from the LaserSalish in Unicode
for Windows product. Note: In some circumstances you must install both the
ASCII-encoded (LaserSalish) font(s) that you used to
type your documents and the corresponding Unicode-encoded (LaserSalishU)
fonts to which you are converting the documents. |
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The LaserSalish ASCII-encoded fonts used in your documents must be version
2.0 (dated October 10, 1997) or newer to be successfully converted. If your fonts are
older than version 2.0 you must first update
LaserSalish and convert your documents to the new version of the
ASCII-encoded fonts following instructions in the Troubleshooting
Manual. Then the LaserSalish Converter can be used to convert your
documents to the Unicode-encoded version of LaserSalish.
How do I find the
version number? |
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All documentation is in Adobe Acrobat PDF
format, so Adobe Reader must be installed on your computer. If
you do not already have it installed, you can download Adobe Reader free
from the
Adobe web site. |
Cost: US$ 79.95 Order
Do you need to upgrade? Check the
current version number and a Release History.
LaserSalish Converter for Macintosh
System Requirements:
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Applications - Requires Microsoft
Word 2011 or 2004 to convert files to LaserSalish in Unicode
fonts. Word 2008 does not support Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
macros and therefore will not work. You must have Word 2004 or 2011.
(Microsoft left VBA out of Word 2008.) The files you are going to convert must be Word for
Macintosh files, since the macros are Word macros embedded in a Word
file. (See LaserSalish in Unicode for
Macintosh to be sure you understand the System Requirements for the
Unicode-encoded fonts.) |
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Fonts - You must install both the
ASCII-encoded font used in your files and the Unicode-encoded fonts to
which you are converting the files. |
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All documentation is in Adobe Acrobat PDF
format, so Adobe Reader must be installed on your computer. If
you do not already have it installed, you can download Adobe Reader free
from the
Adobe web site. |
Cost: US$ 79.95 Order
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LaserSalish Converter
