LaserCheyenne in Unicode
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Type Cheyenne in any Unicode™-compatible application |
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for Macintosh |
LaserCheyenne in Unicode
LaserCheyenne™ in Unicode provides the high-quality, Unicode-encoded CheyenneLSU™ font in TrueType format for typing Cheyenne, plus English and Western European Latin-based languages. The product includes a software deadkey keyboard that provides logical, phonetic input of Cheyenne, including special accented letters, in any Unicode-compatible application. For example:
The Cheyenne are one of the best known of the Great Plains tribes of Native Americans. Today, the Cheyenne Nation is comprised of two united tribes: the Só'taeo'o (or Só'taa'e or Sutai), and the Tsitsistas (or Tsétsêhéstâhese). The Northern Cheyenne live in southeastern Montana, and the Southern Cheyenne live in western Oklahoma. The Cheyenne language is an Algonquian language, and is known as Tsêhésenêstsestôtse (or Tsisinstsistots) in Cheyenne.
The Cheyenne Alphabet
The Cheyenne alphabet consists of fourteen letters (a e h k ' m n o p s š t v x), plus accents to note pitch. The CheyenneLSU font includes these symbols plus accents for all west European Latin-1 languages.
The voiceless vowels can be typed with overdots or overcircles, as shown above.
Languages covered by LaserCheyenne in Unicode
 Afrikaans |
Dutch |
Icelandic |
Spanish |
| Basque |
English |
Indonesian |
Swedish |
| Catalan |
Finnish |
Italian |
plus any additional |
| Cheyenne |
French |
Norwegian |
languages covered |
| Danish |
German |
Portuguese |
by code page 1252 |
LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Windows
LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Windows
LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Windows System Requirements:
- Operating Systems
- Requires Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000, or NT 4.0.
- Applications
- Any Unicode-compatible application, such as Microsoft Word 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, or 97 is compatible. All components of Microsoft Office except PowerPoint 2003 and earlier, are compatible. Adobe® InDesign® and QuarkXPress 7.0 and newer, are compatible. The free office suites LibreOffice and OpenOffice are compatible.
- Older, non-Unicode applications such as WordPerfect (at least through version 12), QuarkXPress (version 6.5 and earlier), FrameMaker (any version), and PageMaker (any version) do not support these fonts.
- Notes
- Printer: The fonts will print to any Windows printer at the highest quality allowed by your printer.
- Documentation: All documentation, including the User's Manual and the Keyboard Layout Charts (showing placement of the characters on the keys), is in Adobe Acrobat™ PDF format, included in the product, and installed to the Windows Start menu for easy access. Users may view the documentation on screen or print it, using Acrobat Reader, available free online if you do not already have it. (Some documentation is in Microsoft Word (.doc) or (.rtf) format.)
- These fonts are compatible with the Macintosh version of LaserCheyenne in Unicode. No conversion of files is necessary when transferring files to Macintosh if your applications are fully Unicode-aware and LaserCheyenne in Unicode fonts are installed on both systems.
Cost: US$ 99.95 Order
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LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Macintosh
LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Macintosh
LaserCheyenne in Unicode for Macintosh System Requirements:
- Operating Systems
- Requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
- Applications
- Any Unicode-compatible application.
- Notes
- These fonts are compatible with the Windows version of LaserCheyenne in Unicode. No conversion of files is necessary when transferring files to Windows if your applications are fully Unicode-aware and LaserCheyenne in Unicode fonts are installed on both systems.
- All documentation is in Adobe Acrobat PDF format, available for viewing and/or printing.
Cost: US$ 99.95
Also Available
Also see:
- Linguist's Software has 24 products that together support at least 88 Native American languages (plus hundreds of dialects).
Credits, with our thanks!
1. The Scripture at the top of the page is John 3:16 from the Cheyenne Scripture, © 2007 by Cheyenne Bible Translation Committee, Busby, Montana. Copies of the Cheyenne Bible may be purchased at www.lulu.com/ccep.
2. The Cheyenne proverb above is from the "Cheyenne Language Web Site. This Cheyenne proverb means "Don't race in craziness, try to stop your mounts, try to come in last in terms of craziness!", and is paraphrased to mean "Don't live a hurried life!"