There is NO way, you have a WOODEN CAPITAL ESZETT, I want one too :c

Why do they want my credit card if it’s free!

I still prefer alt-codes. It works with different language layouts. I speak Czech, German, English, and Russian. That would be at least 4-5 layout-sets I have to remember. This way works in all languages.

ICH BIN FROH, DASS ES HEUTZUTAGE OFFIZIELL MÖGLICH IST. VIELE GRÜẞE AUS TSCHECHIEN.

Thank you for your help!

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This is quite ingenious. You can photograph literally everything, so why not photograph letters to print them on a photosensitive film.

Eu lamento que não existe um interrobang invertido assim como aquele ponto de interrogação do Espanhol. ¿Será que é pedir demais que o criem‽ 😫

But what programs can i put these images in to make a font

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you are amazing !

Beautiful typeface

Great to know that Germany now has a new keyboard standard (with the ẞ). So it is possible. And your keycaps look awesome! For myself, I created a custom layout with exactly the symbols and accented characters that I need. I get them with AltGr, and Compose for the more obscure characters.

To get easy keyboard access to all the Latin-based characters in the Windows character map, I use three Elgato Stream Decks placed side by side as keyboard accessories. First of all, it would be very helpful to create individual Stream Deck profiles for special character sets (Latin, Chinese, Arabic, whatever). All this in addition to the typography keycaps introduced by Typography Guru. My Stream Deck solutions only work when you are stationary, but with an enhanced keyboard you have mobile access everywhere without having to carry a Stream Deck with you when you are travelling, for example.

Wow, a new video <3

AFNOR, the French Standardization Association (equivalent to DIN in Germany) defined in 2019 an extended keyboard (NF Z71-300) with apostrophe, 2 quotation marks, both dashes, etc.

OpenType use Type 2 CharString format CFF (compact font format), different and smaller than Type 1 Postscript language format. Also easyer change shape of order 3 Bezier curve in Postscript font.

Thanks Ralf. Great video - really informative - good to know there's at least a German standard for this. Personally I'd pay good money for an English (ideally British English) keyboard with these options shown, seeing as I struggle to remember even alt-hyphen is the shortcut for an en dash. Nice job with the Opentype alternates and colour font by the way!

You say that custom layouts can't be the solution, but tbh, if there was an easier way to take them with you onto others' machines, they could be excellent. As a programmer, I have completely different needs for special characters that aren't addressed by the new German layout, but my personal layout works great for them. Well, as long as I'm on my machine that is.

I personally use a compose key system with an additional alt layout with most common special characters I need in a very intuitive way. My case is a bit special and a result of different needs: - As a software engineer I like having access to the default qwerty keyboard by default - As a french person I like having access to typical french accents and punctuation The solution x11 layout is fr us variant with rwin compose key, let me give you some example of how that works: It behaves mostly like your typical us qwerty but: Using right alt key in combination with other key gives common french characters: - alt + e = é - alt + u = ù - alt + c = ç - works with shift which is not in azerty keyboards: Shift+alt+c = Ç - alt + [ = «, alt + ] = » - a lot more For anything else I have the intuitive compose key, you can replace e by any other letter: - compose + ' + e = é - compose + ` + e = è - compose + ^ + e = ê - compose + " + e = ë - much more: compose + t + m = ™, compose + - + L = £, compose + G + d = δ, compose + . + . = … This all minimizes the amount to learn and makes things very intuitive and I cannot imagine going back

श्रीमान मेरा मानना है कि ज्ञान को किसी एक भाषा तक सीमित नहीं रखना चाहिए। मुझे आपका वीडियो बहुत पसंद आया। मुझे आशा है कि आने वाले वीडियो‍ आप हिंदी भाषा में भी उपलब्ध कराएंगे धन्यवाद 🙏♥️

Great video. One little detail wasn't quite right: 7-bit ascii _did_ include lowercase, even though some early computers didn't, probably to save memory.

Thank you for making this story for a typist and a keyboard specialist who has a sheer knack for typesetting like me.⌨

i’m only a minute in, but i think i can pretty safely say my favorite part of this video is your sassy introduction. it’s like you can’t believe you even have to address this! 😂😂😂

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z1 (why didnt the one at the beginning work???

I made a program called Šibboleth in 2006 to have all diacritical characters readily available on a standard keyboard (s + < + # → š) for my master thesis on … diacritical characters :) But your approach is clearly on another level.

Wow! This is fantastic. If you're doing a danish version I'll definitely buy one. Is there any way you'd make a video going through what each symbol on each key means? I'd be a great learning experience.

My typography keycaps on Kickstarter ☞ www.kickstarter.com/projects/schriftkontor/typografie-tastatur

Thank you kindly, this is very helpful!

<3 <3 წარმატებები!

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what resolution would you scan wood/metaltype at? And the same question goes for a catalog?

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Thank you for this very informative video. I am a descendant of Herr Justus Erich Walbaum, so it was a particularly interesting watch.

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Coincidentally, þis is how I utilize archaic characters on a daily baſis. Never let ð, þ, or ſ die! 😂

The world NEEDS more typography channels. Idk why type fascinates me, but I'm definitely subscribing to stick around :D

Genius! Thank you very much for this short tutorial.

Used in Globo. (yes)

caps lock is just one extra binding for something else

my father was a typeface designer for decades - he’s designed many varying styles, and i know he’s done atleast one blackletter set. he’s never received any sort of accusations or political comments as a result of his work. granted, my family lives in america and 90% of the people who live here don’t even know what a typeface is… it’s honestly all in the context in which it is used over here.

I have reassigned the caps lock key and use it to switch between different keyboard layouts. ⌨️

I remember playing with my mother’s type writer. She threw it away when we got a computer, but I wish she didn’t. I thought it was one of the coolest things, though I never got to actually type anything.

On Swiss German Keyboards, the Caps Lock is actually the easiest way to write the Uppercase "Umlaute" (ÄÖÜ)