Download the Q International Keyboard from Omniglot

[Admin]

If you would like to try the Q Keyboard for yourself, download it from the Omniglot web site.

Here's what you need to know:

1. You need a standard U.S. QWERTY keyboard.

2. The software operates only on Windows.

3. You can go to the main page on www.omniglot.com, or you can go directly to the download page at www.omniglot.com/mlcomputing/qkeyboard.htm

4. Download and unzip the ZIP file into an available directory.

5. Read the Getting Started document to decide which version of the software you need. This is based on the kind of keyboard you will be using. If you don't want to decide right way, choose the QIK version. If you need to specially tailor what keys will be available to you, then do read the Getting Started information.


Be sure to leave a message if you have any questions.

[DunkanVj.S.Cole]

I was wondering what application would you use on a cell home device.

[Admin]

I am not sure what you mean. Are you asking about a "soft" keyboard for a cell phone? There are some applications you can get, but what I did only works on recent Windows machines.

[Raffaelemaria]

Dear scholars : I need a font containing the archaic letter-form of sound /ch/ when still made of TWO oblique bars.
Thank you

[Admin]

If you could provide the name of the letter, I might be able to help you. If I understand correctly, two oblique bars would look like // or something. I am not aware of any letter like that.

What kind of alphabet are you referring to? Is this Latin or something else? What language is it for?

[Admin]

Raffaelemaria, I can't help you if you don't respond

[Emaani]

What would you do on an iPAD?Isn’t it a WASTE OF$?

[Emaani]

You could add Arabic Chinese Devanagari or more🔣 dingbats 🙂