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Now get LaserYukon fonts
in a Unicode™-encoded version!
LaserYukon™ in Unicode™ provides professional-quality,
Unicode-encoded fonts in TrueType® OpenType® format for typing
Athapaskan languages (also spelled Athapascan, Athabaskan, or
Athabascan). The fonts also include the special alphabetic characters
for Iñupiaq plus Kaktovik numerals,
and support Western European Latin-based
languages including French, German, and Spanish, plus many other
Roman-based languages. The font may also be used for some forms of
Chinese transliteration. The font is available in five typestyles.
Samples of each typestyle are below. Be sure you read the System
Requirements for Windows or
Macintosh (below) before you order.
Athapaskan Languages Supported By LaserYukon In Unicode:
| Denaakk'e (Koyukon) |
Nabesna (Tabesna) |
Tagish |
Tewa |
| Hän |
Navajo |
Tanacross |
Tlingit |
| Gwich'in |
Northern Tutchone |
Upper Tanana |
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| Kaska |
Southern Tutchone |
Tahltan |
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Additional Languages Supported By LaserYukon In Unicode:
| Albanian |
Finnish |
Italian |
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| Basque |
French |
Malay |
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| Catalan |
Galician |
Norwegian |
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| Danish |
German |
Portuguese |
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| Dutch |
Icelandic |
Spanish |
plus any additional* |
| English |
Indonesian |
Swahili |
languages
covered |
| Faroese |
Iñupiaq |
Swedish |
by code pages
1252 |
*Many African, Native American, and
other languages are also supported.
LaserYukon in Unicode fonts include
OpenType™ layout features. A new font technology called
OpenType extends the ability of fonts to support international character
sets by allowing greater typographic control over letters and their
associated accents. OpenType allows composite forms of accented letters
to be input, built up, and properly positioned as the letter and its
accents are typed by the user. Combined with the Linguist's Software
keyboard software, this provides unparalleled ease of use, intuitive input
methods, and beautiful printed output. The information that follows on
this page will show you the wide range of characters supported by the
font and the simple input method provided by our included keyboard
software.
(OpenType fonts require the use of certain
Operating Systems and applications. Be sure you read the System
Requirements for Windows or
Macintosh, further down the page, before you order.)
All vowels (Aa, Ee, Ii, Oo, Uu, Yy) with all accent combinations are
supported.
Other special characters for Athapaskan
languages are included.
Plus Kaktovik Numerals in two forms. The first row shows numerals
with bold top strokes, and the second row shows numerals with equal
strokes. Input of either form is very simple.
Typing accented letters is easy and intuitive. Just type the letter
and then the accent key. LaserYukon
in Unicode includes two
keyboard layout
charts showing how to type every letter and accent.
Other examples:
See the
keyboard layout charts again to see how easy it is to type these accented
letters. The final example above would be typed: a,
shift+apostrophe, apostrophe, slash. All three accents are
available using the little finger on the right hand. This makes learning how
to build up accent combinations very easy. You will soon be touch-typing! Top
Font
Samples: All of the above samples are in the
YukonLSU Times®-style font. We also offer
Helvetica®-, Palatino®-,
Garamond-, and Chancery-style
fonts,
described below. All typestyles contain the same complete character set.
| LaserYukon in Unicode
$99.95 Order
(or $50 when ordered with another typestyle for that platform) |
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 | Includes the YukonLSU TrueType font in plain, bold,
italic, and bold-italic. |
| This is a Times®-style font, suitable when your
needs call for a very readable serifed font, or to replace fonts such as Times® or Times New Roman®.
It is the most popular style and generally the first typestyle purchased.
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LaserYukon SansU in Unicode
$99.95 Order (or $50 when ordered with another
typestyle for that platform) |
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Includes the YukonSansU TrueType font in plain,
bold, italic, and bold-italic. |
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This is a Helvetica®-style, sans serif font,
suitable to replace Helvetica, Arial®, Univers™ or
other sans serif fonts. It is especially popular used for chapter titles,
or for table or photo captions. It is the second most popular typestyle
and often purchased together with the Times style.
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| LaserYukon
GaraU in Unicode
$99.95 Order (or $50 when ordered with another
typestyle for that platform) |
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| Includes the YukonGaraU TrueType font in plain,
bold, italic, and bold-italic. |
| This is a Garamond®-style font, another popular
serifed font.
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| LaserYukon
PalaU in Unicode
$99.95 Order (or $50 when ordered with another
typestyle for that platform) |
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| Includes the YukonPalaU TrueType font in plain,
bold, italic, and bold-italic. |
| This is a Palatino®-style font, another popular
serifed font.
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| LaserYukon ChanU in Unicode
$99.95 Order (or $50 when ordered with another
typestyle for that platform) |
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| Includes the YukonChanU TrueType font in plain style
only. |
| This is a Chancery-style font, a
decorative font.
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LaserYukon Professional in Unicode $249.95 Order
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| Includes the complete contents of all LaserYukon in Unicode
products listed above for one platform |
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LaserYukon in
Unicode is available for Windows and
Macintosh.
 LaserYukon
in Unicode for Windows
The product includes three keyboard layouts that support
four characters per key (instead of the normal two) in Windows 7, Vista, and XP.
One keyboard is for all supported Athapaskan languages except Tewa. A second
keyboard supports Tewa. The final keyboard supports English and other Latin 1 languages.
All keyboard layouts take advantage of the OpenType layout features
built into the fonts for the most logical, intuitive input possible. Input
order is letter, accent, accent, as described above. The letter with its associated
accents
is built up automatically as you type, with all accents perfectly
positioned.
Windows System Requirements:
| Operating Systems
| Requires Windows 7, Vista, or XP. |
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| Applications
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Requires Microsoft Word
2010, 2007 or 2003 or another
component of Microsoft Office 2010, 2007, or 2003 (except PowerPoint
2003 is not compatible), or OpenOffice, or LibreOffice, or
Lotus Symphony. |
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Older versions of Word (including Word 2002 and
Word 2000) do not support the fonts. |
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InDesign CS4 and QuarkXPress 8.02 do not support
the OpenType features in the fonts. |
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Older, non-Unicode applications such as PageMaker are
not compatible. |
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Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 (included in
Microsoft Office 2003) is not compatible with LaserYukon in
Unicode for Windows. All text is changed to the Arial font, whether
typed with the keyboard, input using Insert Symbol, or pasted from
Word using the Windows clipboard. PowerPoint users should type their
text in Word or another Unicode-compatible application, and save the
text as a graphic for import into PowerPoint. Users can also use
WordArt to create their text. To do this in PowerPoint go to Insert,
Picture, WordArt, and type your text, formatting it as desired.
Alternatively, users can type directly into PowerPoint using our
non-Unicode LaserYukon fonts. (Earlier
versions of PowerPoint have not been tested for compatibility.) |
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OpenOffice is available as a
free download from
OpenOffice.org.
LibreOffice is available as a
free download from
LibreOffice.com.
Lotus Symphony is available as a
free download from
symphony.lotus.com. |
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Printer: The fonts will print to any Windows printer at the highest quality allowed by your
printer. |
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Documentation: All documentation,
including a User's
Manual and Keyboard Layout Charts (showing placement of the
characters on the keys), is in Adobe Acrobat™ PDF
or Microsoft Word (.doc or .rtf) format, and is installed into the Windows Start menu for easy access. Users may view the documentation on screen
or print it.
Acrobat
Reader is available free online if you do not already have it. |
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These fonts are compatible with the Macintosh
version of LaserYukon in Unicode. No conversion of files is
necessary when transferring files to a Macintosh if your
applications support the OpenType features in the fonts and LaserYukon in Unicode fonts are installed on both systems. |
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LaserYukon in Unicode for Windows
US$ 99.95 for any single
typestyle; $50 for each additional
typestyle for Windows purchased at the same time; $249.95
for LaserYukon Professional in Unicode for Windows (all 5 typestyles together) Order |
Do you need to upgrade? Check the
current version number and a Release History.
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 LaserYukon
in Unicode for Macintosh
LaserYukon in Unicode for Macintosh includes two software
keyboard layouts for use in Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. One has the Athapaskan characters
(except Tewa) on the regular keyboard with the English US keyboard
available by pressing the caps lock key. The other keyboard has the Tewa
characters on the regular keyboard with the English US keyboard
available by pressing the caps lock key. With either keyboard typing order
is letter, accent, accent, as described above. The
letter with its associated accents
is built up automatically as you type, with all accents perfectly
positioned.
Macintosh System Requirements:
| Operating Systems
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Requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. |
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| Applications
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Requires Mellel,
also available from Linguist's Software, or InDesign CS5. |
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Even applications that claim to be Unicode
and OpenType compliant (e.g., QuarkXPress 7.0 and newer) may only support a limited range of Unicode characters or
a limited set of OpenType features. Contact
Linguist's Software about compatibility questions and about the availability of
a non-Unicode version of this product that works in all applications.
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All documentation, including a User's
Manual and Keyboard Layout Charts (showing placement of the
characters on the keys) is in Adobe® Acrobat™ PDF
format. Users may view the documentation on screen
or print it, using
Acrobat
Reader, available free online if you do not already have it. |
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These fonts are compatible with the Windows
version of LaserYukon in Unicode. No conversion of files is necessary
when transferring files to Windows if your applications support the
OpenType features in the fonts and LaserYukon in Unicode fonts are
installed on both systems. |
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LaserYukon in Unicode for Macintosh
US$ 99.95 for any single
typestyle; $50 for each additional
typestyle for Macintosh purchased at the same time; $249.95
for LaserYukon Professional in Unicode for
Macintosh (all 5
typestyles together)
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Mellel
$25
Order ($25
when ordered with this Macintosh product, $38 sold separately.) |
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For non-Unicode versions of these fonts, available for both Windows
and Macintosh, see:
The non-Unicode LaserYukon fonts are not
interchangeable with LaserYukon in Unicode. Both Unicode and non-Unicode fonts, including
Unicode and non-Unicode versions of LaserYukon, may be
installed on your system (since they have different file and font names)
and may even be used in the same files. They are not, however,
interchangeable.
For a complete list of all
Linguist's Software fonts supporting Native American languages
see:
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