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Making TableTextService work for both 32-bit and 64-bit on a 64-bit Windows... (2011/03/15)
…er this in the series describing the TableTextService, though admittedly it's a litle buried. If you check Behold the Table Driven Text Service, Part 12 (The knights who say நீ, redux, #2), it has a bit in the middle that covers this, basically steps…
Atlas? Jove? Where's my Wubi? (The latter shrugged, the former nodded) (2009/07/09)
…en.exe and UImeTool.exe tools. These tools no longer work in Vista and Windows 7, though as I mentioned in Behold the Table Driven Text Service, Part 10 ("Even Jove nods," Atlas shrugged, "so we'll convert their old files, now."). And that blog has t…
You can either be intuitive and completely inconsistent, or consistent and completely unintuitive! (2008/11/12)
…ta broke backward compatibility in Vista, and why and Using full locales rather than the neutral ones? and Behold the Table Driven Text Service, Part 5 (All about the language, baby!). As these various technologies mentioned in the above blogs tortuo…
Does MS just make up these punctuation-challenged keyboards to piss people off? (2008/10/23)
…most three years prior. Technically, I did provide a slightly more intuitive attempt at inputting Tamil in Behold the Table Driven Text Service, Part 12 (The knights who say நீ, redux, #2). Though that doesn't do much specifically in this case either…
Optimus: from science fiction to fiction to frustration to geek porn, in just 24 months (2008/08/16)
… And then described a whole different architectural methodology for language input in another series (ref: Behold the Table Driven Text Service). Of course geeks have dreams just like the rest of the people in the world. And perhaps the most famous g…
Officially unofficial? Or Unofficially official? (2008/02/20)
…e smarter version of GetDateFormat... ok, it's a wrap!. And there are even more concrete examples like the Behold the Table Driven Text Service series, which is specifically being written because the team that was going to document this major feature…
All the icons, at the same [incorrect] size (2008/01/31)
So it was back in Behold the Table Driven Text Service, Part 6 (it is sufficient to be iconic, aka DaYi, DaYi Aynu!) when I showed this picture and was taken to …
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