- #Jsesh texts 32 bit
- #Jsesh texts archive
- #Jsesh texts software
- #Jsesh texts code
same for the file signInfo-bundler.xml run Inno Setup on jsesh-inno.iss. It should create JSesh.exe in the JSesh folder. Today, its much easier to enter transliteration of Egyptian texts, thanks to Unicode. start lauch4J and use the jsesh-bundler.xml file.
#Jsesh texts 32 bit
Conversely, if you fix errors in a text, or if a text is a collaborative work, a small description of the changes made, with the name of the modification author, would be a good idea. copy a 32 bit JRE in the JSesh folder on Windows.
it's better if you don't forbid modifications of your text (avoid the ND versions), in particular because any text can contain errors. I strongly suggest that you distribute your texts under one of the following licenses : Creative Commons Licenses The EEF Guide to Internet Resources for Ancient Egyptian Texts. Regarding the Licenses for the texts in this archive, when a clear license is available, it will be included in the text itself. It further includes a 1000 word dictionary with a search function, and a list of personal and demonstrative pronouns. The app also allows you to browse JSeshs hieroglyphic palette. The app renders Manuel de Codage (MdC) into hieroglyphs using Serge Rosmorducs JSesh. 
#Jsesh texts code
I'd like JSesh code to be at some point 100% under a solid free-software license (the CECILL license, which is LGLP compatible), and hence, the idea is to externalise parts of JSesh which have a different license. This app provides several tools to help you read and write Middle Egyptian texts.
the licenses for the texts are not very clear. #Jsesh texts archive
A standalone archive will probably also attract more people, included people submitting new texts
the texts lack "web" visibility I guess some JSesh users don't even know they are available. 
It would be very convenient to be able to give access to new texts without creating a new JSesh distribution for that purpose
#Jsesh texts software
the "life cycle" of texts is not the same as the one of the software itself. They can be found in JSesh distributions, but there are a number of problems : Manuel de Codage Texts for JSesh (and other projects)Ĭurrently, JSesh includes a relatively large number of Manuel de codage texts.
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