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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 10, 2013
Filed:
Oct. 15, 2009
Elias Khoury, Haifa, IL;
Elias Khoury, Haifa, IL;
Other;
Abstract
Method and system for generating letters and characters in a certain language using a standard Latin keyboard, according to which the letters of the certain language which have corresponding Latin letters are generated by pressing the corresponding Latin letter keys, using the standard ASCII code of the keyboard. The standard ASCII code is expanded to an extended code that can represent certain language letters which do not have corresponding Latin letters and certain language letters which do not have corresponding Latin letters but look similar to, or associated with, another certain language letters that do correspond to Latin letters, using the extended code. Certain language letters which do not have corresponding Latin letters are generated by typing the keys where the certain language letters are located on a standard Latin keyboard of the certain language, using the extended code. Then certain language letters which do not have corresponding Latin letters but look similar to, or associated with, another certain language letters that do correspond to Latin letters are generated using the extended code, by double clicking on the corresponding Latin letter keys. Finally, certain language letters which do not have corresponding Latin letters but look similar to another certain language letters that are generated are generated by double clicking the letters that are generated, using the extended code.