Go Sean!

alec

Hi, Simmo
Intrigued by your occasional use of (to me) unusual spelling/alphabet. What gives?
Best,
John

PS I'm all for phonetic spelling (funetic sbeling??) my first language is Welsh which, happily is, with a few exceptions, phonetic.

PPS What happened to Esperanto-I don't remember hearing about it for the last, oh, ten/fifteen years or so. Anybody found any use for it on their travels?


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Johnefyn

John I expect you are refering to the Turkish keyboard. the letters are in different places and i could never quite find the i..not that it bothered me, in fact I quite like recognising when someone is in Turkey by the keystrokes! As I am back in Melbourne the spelling is ..proper english like....

re Turkish keyboards - see the Tripplanning / Country / Turkey section for the Turkish keyboard layout.

lower case i is right next to the enter key.

http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/country/turkey/

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Grant Johnson

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[This message has been edited by carloscarlos (edited 11 January 2005).]

More on this.

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[This message has been edited by geokobbi (edited 13 December 2005).]

I've run acros another solution. This could work better on some bikes than on others.

http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cosmoshop/...,,10107,,,.htm

Now this is something that i will order rightaway. This thing is awsome, I dont know how good it will work but sure worths the trying.