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auto: Keyboard help deployment #1738

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17 changes: 12 additions & 5 deletions keyboard/gautami_thamizh_tamil/1.0.3/gautami_thamizh_tamil.php
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<?php
$pagename = 'Gautami Thamizh/Tamil Help';
$pagetitle = $pagename;
$style =
sup {
vertical-align: super;
font-size: smaller;
}
require_once('header.php');
?>

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<p><a href="vowels.png"><span style='text-decoration:none'><img border=3 img width="90%" src="vowels.png" alt="Vowels"></span></a></p>

<p style="width:90%"> The keys with superscripts are toggle keys. The superscript numbers indicate the position of the akṣara in the toggle cycle, e.g. n<sup>1</sup> i.e. n > ந, n<sup>2</sup> i.e. nn&nbsp>&nbspன, and n<sup>3</sup> i.e. nnn&nbsp>&nbspஞ. Press each of these keys several times in a row to see how it works.
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The key x serves three functions: (1) it breaks a toggle cycle and moves the cursor on to the next akṣara, e.g. ii&nbsp>&nbspஈ, but ixi&nbsp>&nbspஇஇ; (2) it prevents a Pulli from combining two contiguous akṣaras into a single composite akṣara, e.g. k.S&nbsp>&nbspக்ஷ but k.xS&nbsp>&nbspக்‌ஷ; and (3) it inserts the composite akṣara க்ஷ at the cursor location, e.g. xx&nbsp>&nbspக்ஷ.
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<b>Pressing down and holding the Right-Alt key switches the keyboard back to its original QWERTY configuration</b>, e.g. [o]&nbsp>&nbspஒ, but hitting [o] while holding down the Right-Alt key yields o.
<p style="width:90%"> The keys with superscripts are toggle keys. The superscript numbers indicate the position of the akṣara in the toggle cycle,
e.g. n<sup>1</sup> i.e. n > ந, n<sup>2</sup> i.e. nn&nbsp>&nbspன, and n<sup>3</sup> i.e. nnn&nbsp>&nbspஞ. Press each of these keys several times in a row to see how it works.
</p>
<p> The key x serves three functions: (1) it breaks a toggle cycle and moves the cursor on to the next akṣara, e.g. ii&nbsp>&nbspஈ, but ixi&nbsp>&nbspஇஇ; (2) it prevents a Pulli
from combining two contiguous akṣaras into a single composite akṣara, e.g. k.S&nbsp>&nbspக்ஷ but k.xS&nbsp>&nbspக்‌ஷ; and (3) it inserts the composite akṣara க்ஷ at the cursor location, e.g. xx&nbsp>&nbspக்ஷ.
</p>
<p><b>Pressing down and holding the Right-Alt key switches the keyboard back to its original QWERTY configuration</b>, e.g. [o]&nbsp>&nbspஒ, but hitting [o] while holding down the Right-Alt key yields o.
</p>
<h2>Consonants</h2>
<p><a href="consonants.png"><span style='text-decoration:none'><img border=3 img width="90%" src="consonants.png" alt="Consonants"></span></a></p>
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