Tibetan construction worker (Derge).

Keyman Keyboards for Entering Tibetan Script

Peter Hauer from Linguasoft has also created a set of keyboards that use Tavultesoft Keyman, which is free for personal use. These keyboards come in self-installing packages along with documentation and are also free for personal use. They allow for input of Unicode Tibetan either through a direct one-for-one key-to-character correspondence or through the Extended Wylie Transliteration System. One may download either of those keyboard or both packaged together. When the file downloads, it will automatically install if one has the Keyman program properly installed on one's machine. Use of these keyboards depends on having a Unicode Tibetan font, such as Tibetan Machine Uni installed on one's machine.

For another set of Keyman keyboards for entering Unicode Tibetan, see the following page.

We welcome feedback on any or all of these keyboards, please contact us at THDL Tools with any suggestions, comments, enhancement requests, or bugs.