#Khmer unicode keyboard layout mac os x
#Khmer unicode keyboard layout install
#Khmer unicode keyboard layout free

The keyboard is based on the Khmer OS and NiDA keyboard and edited with Microsoft Keyboard Layout Editor (a free download).

#Khmer unicode keyboard layout mac os x

Also this release supports Mac OS X and 64-bit Windows systems as well as 32-bit (for those of you who had trouble installing Khmer Unicode on a 64-bit system this keyboard installer should make it work). We added a colon symbol (вЂњ:вЂќ with right ALT+L or OPTION+L on Mac) as well as a dash (вЂњ-вЂќ with right ALT+D or OPTION +D on Mac). Leave as default (Unicode) unless you have a particular reason for wanting Latin encoding.This keyboard includes some additions that we felt were needed so we didnвЂ™t have to switch between an English keyboard to get certain symbols. In most cases this field should be left blank unless you are sure what you are doing, as Moodle will use the locale of the server. The links to here for Linux locale info or here for Windows server locale info no longer seem to workВ :( See official MS-Windows locale language identifiers You need to have this locale data installed on your operating system (eg for linux en_US.UTF-8 or es_ES.UTF-8). If your site uses a child language that relies in a parent language, you can edit 'Languages on language menu' in Site Administration > Language > Language settings, and remove the parent language eg, if you are in Canada and you want your users to use Canadian French but not the original French language.Д¬hoose a sitewide locale - this will override the format and language of dates for all language packs (though names of days in calendar are not affected). Add the codes of the languages you want to dispaly, separated by commas, for instance, en_us,es_mx,fr,fr_ca. If as admin you want to limit the number of languages students and teachers can select from, do this from Site administration > Language > Language settings > Languages on language menu. In the Boost theme, it appears in the top bar on the upper left of the screen, to the right of any theme custom menu items. Note that the language menu displays differently according to the site theme. If you don't want the language menu to display, then turn it off from Site administration > Language > Language settings. You can enable localised error messages for database connection problems by add the following line to your config.php file: The priority of language selection from site to course to user can be seen in this graphic: Language selection priority See the FAQ 'When I change to a new default language, users still have the old language.' in Language FAQ for workarounds. If you as admin want to force the default site language instead, you can disable this from Site administration > Language > Language settings > Language autodetect.ДЇrom Site administration > Language > Language settings > you as admin the default site language and then any accounts you create will use this language, unless you specify a different one.Д¬hanging this default does not change the default language of already existing users.

#Khmer unicode keyboard layout install

If needed, administrators can allow the capability moodle/site:forcelanguage to a course participant who needs to override this forced language.ДЄdministrators can install other languages from Site administration > Language >Language packs and then view or modify the default language settings from Site administration > Language > Language settings.Д«y default, Moodle detects a user's language from their browser setting. If the administrator has enabled other languages on the site, you the teacher can force a language from Edit settings > Force language in your course.

If the administrator has enabled other languages on the site, you can set your preferred one from the User menu (top right) > Preferences > Preferred language