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* Microsoft keyboard Macro for Tongan. <ref>http://www.nomoa.com/tongatapu.net.to/tonga/lang/keyboard/index.html</ref>
 
* Microsoft keyboard Macro for Tongan. <ref>http://www.nomoa.com/tongatapu.net.to/tonga/lang/keyboard/index.html</ref>
 
* This is a Windows system Polynesian keyboard. It was originally designed for Tonga, but because other Polynesian languages use the macron, fakamamafa, and fakauʻa. <ref>http://polynesiankeyboard.waltersnz.com/home</ref>
 
* This is a Windows system Polynesian keyboard. It was originally designed for Tonga, but because other Polynesian languages use the macron, fakamamafa, and fakauʻa. <ref>http://polynesiankeyboard.waltersnz.com/home</ref>
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* Since there are many Polynesian languages contain the same letters as Tongan, I did some research on existing Polynesian keyboards as well. '"
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'''Conclusions'''
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Seeing as the official languages of Tonga include both Tongan and English, I will base my keyboard layout on English and add the necessary macron, fakamamafa, and fakauʻa keys as individual keys and 3rd level keys.
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References

Revision as of 17:21, 26 January 2017

Existing Resources

Keyboards

  • Microsoft keyboard Macro for Tongan. [1]
  • This is a Windows system Polynesian keyboard. It was originally designed for Tonga, but because other Polynesian languages use the macron, fakamamafa, and fakauʻa. [2]
  • Since there are many Polynesian languages contain the same letters as Tongan, I did some research on existing Polynesian keyboards as well. '"

Conclusions Seeing as the official languages of Tonga include both Tongan and English, I will base my keyboard layout on English and add the necessary macron, fakamamafa, and fakauʻa keys as individual keys and 3rd level keys.


References
  1. ↑ http://www.nomoa.com/tongatapu.net.to/tonga/lang/keyboard/index.html
  2. ↑ http://polynesiankeyboard.waltersnz.com/home