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TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode provides professional-quality,
Unicode-encoded fonts in TrueType® OpenType® format for typing
common dictionary pronunciation symbols used in the Merriam Webster®
Dictionary, the Webster's New World Dictionary®, the Oxford English
Dictionary, the Oxford English Dictionary , 2nd Ed., and the OED CD
version. In addition, the fonts include the accents and other diacritics
supporting Western European Latin-based
languages, many American Indian languages, and many African languages. The fonts
are available in a Times®-style and a
Helvetica®-style, in plain, bold,
italic and bold-italic. Be sure you read the System
Requirements for Windows or
Macintosh (below) before you order. Additional Languages Typed By
TransRoman Dictionary In Unicode
include:
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| English |
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| Indonesian |
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| Swedish |
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| Basque |
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| Finnish |
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| Italian |
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plus additional* |
| Catalan |
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| French |
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| Norwegian |
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languages
covered |
| Danish |
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| German |
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| Portuguese |
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by the Latin 1 |
| Dutch |
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| Icelandic |
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| Spanish |
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Character Set |
*Many African, Native American, and
other languages are also supported.
Samples: The
following samples are in the Times-style TransRomanDictU font. The
Helvetica-style TransRomanDictSansU font includes the same character set, but in a sans serif
style (samples below). Each of these letters:
Can be combined with each of these diacritical marks:
A sample of the letter "a" with each of the above diacritical marks:
Additional letters without diacritical marks:
Overstrikes for two letters are also in the fonts:
The fonts also include all regular punctuation, plus these dictionary
punctuation marks:
All of the above samples are in the
TransRomanDictU Times®-style font. The font is also available in the
TransRomanDictSansU Helvetica®-style font, containing the same character
set.
| TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode
$99.95
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TransRoman Dictionary Sans in Unicode
$99.95
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Includes the TransRomanDictSansU 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.
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TransRoman Dictionary Professional in Unicode $149.95
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Includes both the Times- and Helvetica-style
fonts, as described above. |
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TransRoman Dictionary in
Unicode is available for Windows and
Macintosh.
 TransRoman
Dictionary
in Unicode for Windows
The product includes two keyboard layouts that support four characters
per key (instead of the normal two) in Windows 7, Vista, XP and Windows 2000
SP3. One keyboard layout takes advantage of the OpenType layout features
built into the fonts for the most logical, intuitive input possible. Input
order is letter, accent. The letter with its associated
accents
is built up automatically as you type, with all accents perfectly
positioned. This keyboard requires Word 2010, 2007, 2003,
LibreOffice, or
OpenOffice.org
3.0. It may work with other applications, as well.
The other keyboard layout uses a dead key input
method. The user types a key representing an accent, and nothing appears to
happen on screen. Then the user types the letter to be modified, and the
keyboard driver inputs the composite, pre-formed letter with its accent(s).
This keyboard layout is supported by all Unicode-compatible software.
Windows System Requirements:
| Operating Systems
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| Applications
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Requires any Unicode-compatible
application, including Microsoft Office (except PowerPoint 2003 and
earlier), Adobe InDesign, and QuarkXPress 7 and newer,
LibreOffice,
or OpenOffice.org
3.0. |
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The OpenType keyboard requires Microsoft Word
2010, 2007, 2003
(or another
component of Microsoft Office 2007 or 2003, except Microsoft PowerPoint
2003, which is not compatible), or LibreOffice or OpenOffice.org 3.0. |
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Older, non-Unicode applications such as
QuarkXPress 6.5 and earlier, PageMaker, and Corel WordPerfect are not compatible. |
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Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 (included in
Microsoft Office 2003) is not compatible with TransRoman
Dictionary 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 TransRoman Dictionary fonts. |
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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, a Keyboard Layout Chart (showing placement of the
characters on the keys), and a Troubleshooting Manual, is in Adobe Acrobat™ PDF
or Word format, and is installed into the Windows Start menu for easy access. 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 Macintosh
version of TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode. |
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TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode for Windows
US$ 99.95 for either
typestyle or $149.95
for TransRoman Dictionary Professional in Unicode for Windows (both typestyles)
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Do you need to upgrade? Check the
current version number and a Release History.
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 TransRoman
Dictionary
in Unicode for Macintosh
TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode for Macintosh includes two software
keyboard layouts for use in Mac OS X 10.4 or higher. One keyboard layout
takes advantage of the OpenType layout features built into the fonts for the
most logical, intuitive input possible. Input order is letter, accent. The
letter with its associated accents is built up automatically as you type,
with all accents perfectly positioned. This layout requires
Mellel.
The other keyboard layout uses a dead key input
method. The user types a key representing an accent, and nothing appears to
happen on screen. Then the user types the letter to be modified, and the
keyboard driver inputs the composite, pre-formed letter with its accent(s).
This keyboard layout is supported by all Unicode-compatible software.
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 any Unicode-compatible
application. |
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The OpenType keyboard requires Mellel,
also available from Linguist's Software. |
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Even applications that claim to be Unicode
and OpenType compliant 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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Notes
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All documentation, including a User's
Manual and a Keyboard Layout Chart (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 TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode. |
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TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode for Macintosh
US$ 99.95 for either
typestyle or $149.95
for TransRoman Dictionary Professional in Unicode for
Macintosh (both
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 the above fonts, available for both Windows
and Macintosh, see:
The non-Unicode TransRoman Dictionary fonts are
not interchangeable with TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode. Both Unicode and non-Unicode fonts, including
Unicode and non-Unicode versions of TransRoman Dictionary, 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.
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TransRoman Dictionary in Unicode
