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NATIVE
LANGUAGE
Here are some of the
On-line resources for Native Language from K-Net Services:
Oji-Cree
Translation Dictionary
The Oji-Cree English
Translation dictionary will be an online resource for the First
Nations in the Sioux Lookout District. The vision of the dictionary
will be to have a dynamic database which will reference English,
Oji-Cree, syllabics, pictures, and sounds. The dictionary is still
in the developmental stages.
If you would like to
see the basic prototype of the dictionary, you can see it at:
www.knet.ca/webdata
Hint: Leave the all
the choices blank and click on SEARCH to see ALL the existing
words in the prototype.
Legends
The legends site has
native legends from Northwestern Ontario. They are available in
text and sound both in Oji-Cree and English. See the site at:
http://legends.knet.on.ca/
Syllabic
Fonts
Some of the pages on
the K-Net site are viewable in syllabics. To view the syllabics
properly you must download the following file that has the fonts
needed.
There are 4 true type fonts in a self-extracting file that will
be copied to your windows font directory. It should take less
than 30 seconds to download the file to your computer.
Here is
an example of what the fonts look like:

Download
sylfonts.exe (97.7K) Updated
June18th, 1999 - Resinstall if you have the older versions
Install
Instructions
- Click on the above
link
- From the new window
choose save file as
- Save the file to
your windows desktop or other location
- Double click on the
file in you desktop or folder
- Follow the instructions
in the self-extracting file
- *NOTE*
To have the fonts displayed in your Web Browser, you must test
the fonts first, do this by
- View
your windows font folder, c:\windows\fonts, by going through
My Computer, or Windows Explorer
- Double
click on each of the Syllabic fonts so that a window displays
a test of the fonts
- Go back
to your web browser, and then you should be able to view the
syllabics
Now that you have these
fonts on your computer, you are able to use them to view the Legends
website and also in Corel WordPerfect, Microsoft Word and other
windows programs
Keyboard
Layouts
See the Syllabics as
they are layed out on the keyboard. You can print them to full
size as well.
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