Posted by Irgend Jemand on 5:08 12/5/01
In reply to: How do you want that data? posted by Mark Rosenfelder on 12:46 12/5/01
HTML. It's not that difficult to imagine the diacritics, and since you're probably going to update it from time to time anyway, it wouldn't make that much sense to print it out. For the same reason, getting easy access to it when it's updated would be quiet useful.
Posted by Christopher O'Regan on 7:20 12/5/01
In reply to: How do you want that data? posted by Mark Rosenfelder on 12:46 12/5/01
Well, i had been giving thought to that question myself . . . and i came to the conclusion that i'd go for the html forms. I did download Verdocs and the Cuezi and Cadhinor grammars, but I subsequently lost both documents inadvertantly. At that point i decided for that reason that i'd prefer html, simply because it saves me the bother of having to download and store them :-). The lack of diacritics or the proper znakora is a pain, but I can always type up stuff in the verdurian font if i need it and then print it out. And of course, as you mentioned, from your point of view the word files take up more space. And it makes tweaking or additions to the lexicon much easier, rather than worrying about having to fix up the docs etc. Well se iler ditavai. . . what do other rozhi think?
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