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Image Font Page Designer v 2.0.2
A Java 1.02 application.

Installation

If you are reading this you have probably managed to unzip the main zip file, so I shall start from there.

You should set up the files on your C: drive, if you do not then you will have to change the setup and g batch files.
You will need to make the following directories on drive C unless your zip utility program will make the folders (directories) for you.
Language
Language\Program
Language\Unifon

Clicking on the JRE117.exe file will start an automated installation program for the JRE and when the directory part shows up you should have the files installed in C:\ Java\JRE117 . The program will make the directory for you and then install the files there.

You should then upzip the Program.zip file to the C:\Language\Program directory.
You should then unzip the Unifon.zip file into the C:\Language\Unifon directory.

This completes the setup of the JRE and the program files.

Now it is best if you make a shortcut to the g.bat file on your desktop or Quick Launch Bar if you use one.
I set the window to close on exit and click the protected memory box ( found on the Memory tab ).
I also set the window to run minimized, as this setting just refers to running the batch file and not the Java program files.
I set up the shortcut and then rename it Yurok, as I find it a better reference then g or g.bat.
Sometimes changing the name in the shortcut setup works and sometimes it just doesn't seem to.
Probably makes a difference if you set it up on the desktop or on a launch bar.
I seem to lose my setup icon when I set it up on the launch bar, the batch file runs on the icon and the program file runs on the windows icon.

The next step is to check the CLI.dat file and change the author line to your own author information.
You will need to press Return at the end of the line and then press the backspace key to remove the blank line.

You should also change the Default File Directory if you will be using another directory for your files.

It is best to try the program before you change the font directory line to be sure that you have the correct address for the directory that you will be using most.
It is currently set for the Language Directory.

You may want to check the setup.bat file to see if you will want to change the path setting for running the program.

Your should now try the program and see if the fonts show up in the web page.
If you see just little blank boxes you will need to change the symbol font directory code.
Just revise the current code for our symbol by adding or deleting ../ 's, save the file and then go to your browser, hit reload and see if the symbol shows up.
When the symbol shows up, you just need to change the ../Language/Unifon/ text in the text field to the same as you have in your working code.
If this is the directory that you will be using most, you should now change the CLI.dat file accordingly.

FI LES:
The following files should all be in the zip file.

FILE	DIRECTORY
REQUIRED FILES	The following files are required to use this program.
jre.exe (version 117 included in large file) With related bin files	Java\JRE117
ImageFontHTMLEditor.class MyFrame.class FindDialog.class MenuDialog.class MessageDialog.class	Language\Program Java class files required for this program to run.
CLI.dat	Language\Program A setup data file for Author name, initial Unifon Directory ( relative ), and copyright info
Unifon	Language\Unifon ( Unifon Image Files )
Optional Files:	These files are optional but make life a lot easier.
g.bat	Language\Program This is the file used to run the program from a DOSPrompt Window This file is sometimes renamed to Yurok.bat ( for example ) for ease of identifying. I usually just use g.bat as it is easier and quicker to type in. I set a short cut on the desktop for this file and then rename the filename on the desktop.
setpath.bat	Language\Program This file is to set up the computer to run Java 1.0.2 programs.
setreg.bat	Language\Program This file is to reset your original operating paths. It simply reruns your autoexec file.
ReadMe.html ( this file )	Language\Program
FontAssignments.html	Language\Program A chart of the regular Keys and the Assigned Unifon Symbols
Keyboard.gif	Language\Program An image of a keyboard with the Unifon Symbols for touch typing reference
Language Links	A page for links that is useful for your Language files. I set up something like it for my browser ( Communicatory ) homepage.

CLI.dat
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The CLI.dat file lists the default directory for your documents and
for the Unifon fonts.
It is important that the file is kept in the format that it is in.
The very first line is the Author's name.
The secnd line is the Default File directory.
The third line is the Relative address of the Unifon Image directory.
The fourth line is to be your copyright information line,
No spaces in front of the entries, use black slashes in the File Directory name and use forward slashes in the
font directory.

There is a reminder note at the bottom of the CLI.dat file - just in case.
The current contents are:

Daniel E. O'Rourke Morek Village
C:\Language\
../../../Language/Unifon
Copyright © 1998 by Daniel E. O'Rourke, Hoopa, CA. All rights reserved.

You will notice a ../ as the first part of the Font image directory line.
This is a relative address notation. This relative address works with
the default directories listed above. It has to do with the relation of the
location of the font images with the location of the storage directoy of the
Web pages. If you see only little empty rectangles on your finished page you
will need to change the second line in the CLI.dat file. You may change this
with any text editor but be sure that the file stays in a text format and
keeps the .dat ending. The file name is hard coded into the program. The
font images must be kept in a directory other than the one where the web pages
are kept. For one thing it is too messy if you have all the .gif files in
you document directory. It may be kept in a different sub-directory of the
the same directory however. Some other notations that may be tried are:
../../Unifon14 Unifon14 ./Unifon14 /Unifon14

Version3.txt
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This is some information on the shareware version 3.0.
Version 3.10 and above will be straight commercial versions.

WHAT FOR?:
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This program was developed because of the time it takes to work with a large
page with the Netscape Communicator 4.0 Composer program.
The author works with recording the Yurok Indian language and English in the
same Web page and got impatient waiting for each symbol to show up on the
screen after 10 or so lines had been typed in the page.

WARRANTY:
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THIS PROGRAM IS WITHOUT WARRANTY, IMPLIED OR OTHERWISE. IT IS TO BE USED AT YOUR OWN RISK IN ITS ENTIRETY.

This program is free for personal use. Persons using it or planning to use
it for commercial purposes please contact the author:

Daniel E. O'Rourke P.O. Box 699 Hoopa, CA. 95546 (530) 625-4644 www.geocities.com/Eureka/1309 danorourke@geocities.com www.thegrid.net/danorourke danorourke@thegrid.net

Program:
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The Undo, Cut, Paste, copy, and etc. functions can be accessed by clicking the right mouse button.
You may also use Crl-C, V, and X for the Copy, Paste, and Cut operations.

Code	Does This
Symbol code
	s or -A
	c or CH
	e or ER
	h or TL
	i or IH
	p or -I
( bar L )	l or -L
	n or NG
	w or OO
	q or OU
	Q or OI
	S or SH
	r or TH
	u or UE
	y or -U
st	Inserts syllable stressed mark. A dot over the stressed syllable.
	-a
	-e
	-i
	-o
	-u
	-oo
	u-
	^a
	^o
	oo
	oi
	ou
	..a
	space or blank text area
HTML Formatting Codes
page	Inserts basic web page code.
table	Insert HTML table code
table2	Insert HTML code for 2 column table
row	Insert code for single column row (line)
row&	Insert code for multi-line single column row. Used for things such as a Yurok to English dicitonary entry.
2c	Insert code for 2 column row ( 2 columns per line)
2cc or use 2 column row	Insert code for centered bold use two colums for one entry.
2ci or image 2 column row	Insert code for 2 column row with <TD>  for second column.
3c or 3 column row	Insert code for 3 column row (line)
br	HTML code for starting at the beginning of a new line <BR>
bi or break no blank space	Inserts code for a new line and a blank space. Insert code for <BR>  (Used when adding more than one blank line especially.
or nl	Start on a new line in the text area. The blank space indicates just pressing the Enter key with no entry in the Text Field.
& or no blank space	no blank space (   )
link	Puts in base code to link to a URL or page. Put in URL of target page in first ? Put in an identifier for the link in the second ? ( i.e. Page 2 ) The easiest way to get the URL address is to call up the file in a Web Browser ( such as Netscape Navigator or Communicator ) then click in the location area, then use Ctrl-c to copy the URL, you then go back you the Editor and use Ctrl-v to paste the correct URL in your code.
name	Puts in the base code to name a particular place in a page. Put in an identifying name in place of the ? ( i.e. Para 3 )
linktoname	Sets up the base link to link to a particular place in a page. Put in the name of the place you wish to go in place of the first ? ( i.e. Para 3 ) Put in your identifying text in place of the second ? : ( i.e. Go To Para 3 ) This links to a place in the same page. If you wish to link to a place in another page you will need to put the URL address immediately ahead of the # in this code. You will have to have the name already in the other page code before you actually try to use your link.
(c)	Insert copyright information from default file
sc or start code	Insert HTML file starting code
ec or end code	Insert HTML file ending code
Codes to help in converting regular page to table page.
to	Insert table open code.
tc	Insert table closing code.
cs	Insert column open codes
ce	Insert column close codes.
ro	Insert row open codes.
rc	Insert row close codes.