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Valerie Sutton Date: Mon Feb 7, 2000 9:28 pm Subject: Re: Help to develop a LUC/GIFs 'What is your name?' | |
At 9:40 PM +0100 2/7/00, Marc Bode wrote: >grrr..."..ich koennte mir die Haare raufen..!" >Living for a while in Taganga in a family with a deaf child of 3 >years, reminded me of my old idea. It is a practical need! >More clearly I have to differ: I was disappointed about discovering, >that different SIGNINGS between deaf people in the world is usual. >(If I would have thought more deeply about it, it would have been >obvious before.) >I was very happy about discovering, that your SIGNWRITING (LANGUAGE) >can be used for presenting these different SIGNINGS. So SIGNWRITING >IS one part of a system I AM looking for!!! >My intention is, to find a common base to present different SIGNINGS >(language-dependent) through SIGNWRITING (LANGUAGE) >(language-depentent) by storing in so called LUC (whether you call >it code or language or what ever), so that it is quite easily >presentable in languages like English or German through ASCII or >UNICODE or ... >Marc, >waiting for GIFs... ------------------------------------------- SignWriting List February 7, 2000 Smile...we sense your frustration, Marc! Actually, it is good that you have this frustration now, because it would happen sooner or later, and at least you know now there are issues connected with the fact that signed languages are not international.... I am glad to see that you have lived with a Deaf child - that helps me understand your background with deafness. I think it is wonderful that you want to use SignWriting, which is not a language as you know. It just writes languages that already exist. I would suggest downloading the SignWriter Shareware and learning to type signs yourself. Are you still in contact with the born-Deaf child you mention? Maybe he or she would enjoy learning SignWriting and writing and typing signs? I will send you a .GIF later today. But meanwhile, here is information on our web site about downloading shareware...perhaps you will also want the source code for SignWriter 4.3? The shareware includes a 3000 ASL sign dictionary, so could learn a lot on your own: SignWriting Software Developer's Forum https://www.SignWriting.org/soft000.html D Daniela Remião de Macedo Sign Dic, a bilingual dictionary program https://www.SignWriting.org/soft002.html Download SignWriter Shareware version 4.3 for MS-DOS https://www.SignWriting.org/sw128.html F Fingerspelling Keyboards SignWriter Computer Program https://www.SignWriting.org/fkey001.html S SignWriter Computer Program Package version 4.3 for MS-DOS https://www.SignWriting.org/sw124.html Sutton's Sign-Symbol-Sequence List of SignWriting Symbols https://www.SignWriting.org/sss001.html W Want to receive source code for SignWriter 4.3 for MS-DOS ? https://www.SignWriting.org/soft001.html |
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