Iin actually using the Sign-Symbol-Sequence as taught in Lessons in Sign
Writing, I believe that your dictionary file should also link by handshape,
orientation, etc. as well. If you have indexing both ways, it will be a
MUCH more useable system. Write now, the indexing is based on the spoken
language Roman alphabet, not on SW.
Charles Butler
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From: Valerie Sutton
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 1:51 PM
Subject: SignBank: SignWriting Online Dictionaries
> SignWriting List
> June 5, 2001
>
> Dear SignWriting List Members:
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> I have been working on a new SignWriting Dictionary Online Database,
> which will also be in FileMaker, a database program.
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> It is a new project, that will take several years. I hope it will
> build into a valuable online database for SignWriting users someday.
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> Right now I am experimenting with an online design. May I ask a
> favor? Can you test it for me? I have a sample on the web with five
> signs.
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> Your feedback will be most welcome...
>
> Is this a dictionary data design you would enjoy using on the web?
> Click on the url below, to browse through five signs:
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> SignWriting Online Dictionary sample
> https://www.SignBank.org/SBI/SBI-US-0001.html
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