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Overview of JSesh

1. Foreword
2. Introduction
3. Overview of the JSesh Window

Writing texts with JSesh

1. Mouse Editing
2. Keyboard Editing
3. Direct manuel de codage entry
4. Glossary Editor
5. Shading/Hatching
6. Short Texts and Annotations

Document presentation

Graphical Exports

1. Copy/Paste
2. Printing
3. JSesh and Word processors
4. Exporting to PDF
5. Exporting as JPEG and PNG Pictures
6. Exporting as RTF
7. Specific Word processors issues

Searching Texts

Tips and tricks on hieroglyphic text encoding

Adding new hieroglyphic signs to JSesh

1. Introduction
2. Importing new glyphs
3. Creating a sign with Inkscape
4. Advanced Informations in Inkscape
5. Parts of SVG understood by JSesh

Transliteration

1. Introduction to transliteration
2. Using Unicode Fonts
3. With non-Unicode Fonts

JSesh menus

1. Application
2. Files
3. Edit
4. Group_manipulation
5. Sign
6. Windows
7. Help
8. Base_hieroglyphs

Appendix A: the current sign description system

Appendix B: the sign description file

Developper's guide

1. Getting the code
2. How to

Other translations

1. JSesh Documentation in Japanese

Credits for translations

Clear History

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JSesh Documentation

Overview of JSesh Transliteration

Transliteration

JSesh allows you to type transliteration, using various fonts.