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hi,
I have been using opensuse 10.1 and it works great. The only tiny unsatisfaction is that i can't listen to thai radio station anymore for example www.virginradiothailand.com. i am using firefox web browser. Furthermore, radion station in australia such as Todayfm also doesn't support firefox too.
I guess this is a trade-off between secure, flexible, reliable with a small entertainment.
cheer.
If you want to listen to Thai Radio you should try this:
bye,
Kikiat
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I like to listen to Thai Radio stations on:http://mog.software.free.fr/Thai/Radio.html
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Hi RDN,
Some answers to your questions:
1/ uniKode was first built for my own learning. So i designed it to match my learning book: Easy Thai, An introduction to Thai Language. I followed its phonetics system. For the vowels i just found it easier to remember the sounds they give than their names. But in a next version I'll update the tooltips and put the real name also.
2/ ก์ mai thantakhat, karan indicates silent letter
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_alphabet#Diacritics)
So two names for the same symbol.
3/ actually the symbol garan on screen is not so different from the one it produces: it's just a police size question. On uniKode the symbols were purposely set at a size of 24 and in bold moreover (easier for a farang
). Try to change the size of the symbol and you'll see.Just for information:
I'm thinking to add a plugin to this keyboard. It would be a kind of dictionary the user may update. This dictionary would be used like the auto-word-completing system you have on your mobile. Well we'll see...
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I forgot to mention in this thread that the dotnet Framework is required to make uniKode work.
As indicated on uniKode website you may download the dotnet framework at:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...3a3&displaylang
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[it does look good, but unfortunately I can't get it to download. Anyone else have any success?
Maybe the server was down when you tried.
I just checked the download. And it's definitely working.
Anyway I put uniKode for Thai
in attachment in this thread.
For the other softwares let's try again (from an other computer if need be).
Let's try this powerful Virtual Thai keyboard !
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VirtualThaiKeypad is no more: long life to uniKode for Thai !
is a really powerful application.
It can work directly with most XP softwares:
For example you're typing in your text-editor. You choosed the red color and a certain font. Just click on the Thai symbols of uniKode and the Thai symbols will appear in red as you wished it in the text-editor!
No need of a boring copy-paste and free of a useless second text-form manipulation !
Besides it's really user-friendly and the Thai symbols are big enough to be read by anyone -even by farangs
-.So if you're looking for a powerfull virtual Thai keyboard able to work directly with most XP softwares -even with MSN- let's try uniKode for Thai !
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I've just found a Microsoft Visual Keyboard program which can be used to type Thai characters.
I can't believe it does not work for MSN Messenger!
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This one may be more interesting for you:
Was learning Thai. But I did not have any Thai keyboard.
So I developed my own virtual Thai keyboard. I think this one is more powerful than some other on-line Java keyboards: it can work off-line and can type directly in the current application without copying and pasting. Besides it can work directly with most softwares like Word or even with MSN MESSENGER (!
!).I made it available at:
VirtualThaiKeypad
(http://membres.lycos.fr/thaimog/)
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http://www.thailandguidebook.com/cgi-bin/f...t=ST;f=3;t=7540
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สวัสดีครับ
Was learning Thai. But I did not have any Thai keyboard.
So I developed my own virtual Thai keyboard. I think this one is more powerful than some other on-line Java keyboards: it can work off-line and can type directly in the current application without copying and pasting. Besides it can work directly with most softwares like Word or even with MSN MESSENGER (!
!).I made it available at:
VirtualThaiKeypad
(http://membres.lycos.fr/thaimog/)
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//Edit: no URLs to competitive web sites, please.
I like to listen to 
And to watch 
Doozija.com
in IT and Computers
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Maybe should you try to watch Thai TV channels on:
MOG Software - Thai TV
Bye.
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Thai Keyboard
Thai TV & Thai Radio