TypeWithNoKeys Express

TypeWithNoKeys Express

Not using a computer keyboard, you can use TypeWithNoKeys Express to type in your preferred language.

Welcome!

Where can I find this information in my preferred language?
- Use the "Automated Translator", if appropriate.
How might TypeWithNoKeys Express help me?
- Using TypeWithNoKeys Express, you can type in your preferred language. You do not need to use a keyboard.
- TypeWithNoKeys Express might help:
  - if you do not remember or know how to use the keyboard in your preferred language
  - if the keyboard is broken
  - if you believe that an abuser might be electronically recording your private information that you type on the keyboard
  - if there is no keyboard or if the keyboard has been removed
How might I start using TypeWithNoKeys Express?
1. In the "Language Sections", choose a familiar language.
2. Select a Symbol Subsets button.
  (For example, use the computer mouse to click on the button).
3. Wait a few moments. A new window might appear.
4. If the computer asks whether you wish to continue running the script, select the Continue button. Wait a few moments. Repeat this step until the computer has finished filling the window with information, and the computer stops asking you whether to continue.
5. Use the instructions that appear in the new window.
6. If one of the symbols that you want to type does not appear in that window, select another button in the Symbol Subsets buttons. Repeat this step until all the symbols that you are trying to type are available in the windows.
I need to type an address of a World Wide Web site. What should I do?
- In the "Language Sections", choose "English".
The information is not displayed properly. Many "?" symbols appear.
- If you are using the "Automated Translator", try using the "View page in its original Language" link.
- Make sure that you have installed and are using the appropriate language / encoding in the user agent or browser software.
  For example, for some browser software (for example, Mozilla Firefox 1.5):
  1. In the Menu Bar, select (or click on) View.
  2. Select Character Encoding.
  3. Choose a language / encoding that is appropriate for the page which you are viewing.
    For example:
    1. Select More Encodings.
    2. Select Unicode.
    3. Select Unicode (UTF-8).
- If appropriate, use an appropriate LiveCD or LiveDistro; for example, you might select
  - a LiveCD containing the Ubuntu desktop distribution, which might have fonts and support for various languages;
    information in several languages might be available
  - a LiveCD or LiveDVD or LiveDistro with fonts and support for the language of interest to you
What is TypeWithNoKeys Express?
The TypeWithNoKeys Express World Wide Web site
- is multilingual
- helps you to write in various languages when you cannot or do not want to use a keyboard
- is of interest to
  - immigrants
  - refugees
  - English as a Second Language or ESL students
  - survivors of domestic violence
  - bilingual counselors
  - employment counselors and teachers
  - health care workers
  - professionals, staff, volunteers, relatives, friends, and others helping with settlement and integration
Where can I get TypeWithNoKeys cards to give to others?
1. Download a sheet of TypeWithNoKeys cards. (Find out how to display a PDF file).
2. From that downloaded file, print as many copies as appropriate.
3. In each of those copies, separate the cards from each other.
How can I get newcomer's guides and information for immigrants and refugees for free?
- Use the links at MyNewLand.
If an abuser is electronically recording my passwords and my other private information that I type on the keyboard, how might I use TypeWithNoKeys Express?
- Consider which (combination) of these options might help in your specific situation:
  - Perhaps use a LiveCD in combination with TypeWithNoKeys Express.
    Example scenarios might show how a LiveCD might be used with unEwasted (or donated recycled) computers.
  - Perhaps view MySafetyHere.
  - Perhaps you might use these steps to work offline:
    1. After this page has finished loading, tell your browser software (or user agent) to work offline.
      For example:
      1. In the Menu Bar, select File
      2. Select Work Offline (and a check-mark then appears nearby)
    2. Then, if appropriate, while you are not needing to use the network or Internet, perhaps temporarily disconnect the computer from the network and the Internet.
    3. Use TypeWithNoKeys Express.
    4. When you have finished typing or when necessary:
      1. Reconnect the computer appropriately.
      2. Tell your browser software (or user agent) to work online.
        For example:
        
        In the Menu Bar, select File
        
        Deselect Work Offline (and the check-mark nearby then disappears)
  - If feasible or appropriate, use another computer that is safer.

Automated Translator

Chinese (Simplified) | German | Japanese | Korean | French | Italian | Portuguese | Spanish

Computers can try to translate this information to another language for you - for free - now.
Various languages
- Arabic
  - Ajeeb
  - Al Misbar
- Chinese (Simplified)
  - WorldLingo - Chinese (Simplified)
- Chinese (Traditional)
  - WorldLingo - Chinese (Traditional)
- Greek
  - WorldLingo - Greek
- Japanese
  - WorldLingo - Japanese
- Korean
  - WorldLingo - Korean
- Polish
  - Poltran
- Russian
  - WorldLingo - Russian
- Tagalog (Pilipino)
  - Mezzofanti - Go down to the InterTran section at that page.
- Various

TypeWithNoKeys Express - in various languages
- Albanian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Amharic
  - Ethiopic (or Ge'ez)
    - Symbol Subsets
- Arabic
  - Arabic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Azerbaijani
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Arabic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Bengali
  - Bengali
    - Symbol Subsets
- Bosnian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Burmese
  - Burmese
    - Symbol Subsets
- Chinese
  
  Simplified Chinese | Traditional Chinese
  - Simplified Chinese
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Traditional Chinese
    - Symbol Subsets
- Croatian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Czech
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- English
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- French
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- German
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Greek
  - Greek and Coptic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Greek Extended
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Combining diacritical marks
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Gujarati
  - Gujarati
    - Symbol Subsets
- Hindi
  - Devanāgarī
    - Symbol Subsets
- Hungarian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Italian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Japanese
  - Kanji
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Hiragana
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Katakana
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Latin (for Rōmaji)
    - Symbol Subsets
- Javanese
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Kannada
  - Kannada
    - Symbol Subsets
- Khmer (or Cambodian)
  - Khmer
    - Symbol Subsets
- Korean
  - Hangul
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Hanja
    - Symbol Subsets
- Lao (or Laotian)
  - Lao
    - Symbol Subsets
- Macedonian
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Malayalam
  - Malayalam
    - Symbol Subsets
- Marathi
  - Devanāgarī
    - Symbol Subsets
- Nepali
  - Devanāgarī
    - Symbol Subsets
- Oriya
  - Oriya
    - Symbol Subsets
- Persian and Farsi
  - Arabic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Combining diacritical marks
    - Symbol Subsets
- Polish
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Portuguese
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Punjabi
  - Gurmukhī
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Shahmukhi
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Devanāgarī
    - Symbol Subsets
- Romanian
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Russian
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Serbian
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Somali
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Osmanya
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Arabic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Spanish
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Tagalog and Filipino/Pilipino
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Tagalog
    - Symbol Subsets
- Tamil
  - Tamil
    - Symbol Subsets
- Telugu
  - Telugu
    - Symbol Subsets
- Thai
  - Thai
    - Symbol Subsets
- Turkish
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Ukrainian
  - Cyrillic
    - Symbol Subsets
- Urdu
  - Arabic
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Devanāgarī
    - Symbol Subsets
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets
- Vietnamese
  - Latin
    - Symbol Subsets

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Computers can try to translate this information to another language.

Automated Translator

Chinese | German | Japanese | Korean | French | Italian | Portuguese | Spanish
Various languages

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This page was updated on October 13, 2007.

Barry G. Wong
Equinet Broadcasting Network
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TypeWithNoKeys Express - in various languages

Automated Translator

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