Hi Lars,Thanks for the suggestion. The challenge with posting these questions on the NVDA mailing list is that these questions are referred to the Liblouis mailing list, and so the circle is made (smile).
I have seen the NVDA developers on this list, though. So, if they think I can use your suggestion, I'll go ahead and do this.
Best regards Daniel Original message:
Hi Daniel!
You wrote:
Well, I am sorry for having to bring this issue up again. But, the Danish table used by øNVDA lacks some characters. Instead of these characters, some numbers are shown. I believe these are unicode numbers.
I would therefore like to know: Can anyone recommend an easy-to-setup Windows test environment so that we can finally get a good Danish table into Liblouis? I am terribley ignorant as far as Liblouis is concerned, so I have only been able to test via NVDA which is too late in the process.
I think the most easy way to go, is to determine which Danish table(s) are in use by NVDA, and just edit these tables, e.g. in Notepad. After finishing, you can post the table(s) that's changed into this list.
I would expect NVDA to store it's configuration into readable files, but I'm not very familiar with NVDA, so I don't know. If you cannot figure out your self, you could ask the NVDA mailing list/developers.
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