I know that a Mac can input Thai but is there any possible way to get a Mac running Leopard to display and type the Lao language? The Lao script is very close to the Thai script and I can not imagine why this couldn't be done. It doesn't appear to be included in the input list of my Mac though.
Okay i figured it out myself, if anybody else needs to know how here is how i did it...
1. Download Saysettha Unicode and open it.
2. Download your keyboard lay out and LaoSTEA.icns from here:
http://idisk.mac.com/thgewecke-Public?view=web
3. Put the keyboard layout in user>library>keyboard layout folder.
4. Log out and log in again
5. Check it in your international input menu
Now you should have Lao language on your Mac. I am not sure if anybody will ever find this useful but I like to share my solutions when I start threads asking questions. I get sort of irritated when people edit and add "never mind I figured it out" with out saying what they did.
Okay i figured it out myself, if anybody else needs to know how here is how i did it...
1. Download Saysettha Unicode and open it.
2. Download your keyboard lay out and LaoSTEA.icns from here:
http://idisk.mac.com/thgewecke-Public?view=web
3. Put the keyboard layout in user>library>keyboard layout folder.
4. Log out and log in again
5. Check it in your international input menu
Now you should have Lao language on your Mac. I am not sure if anybody will ever find this useful but I like to share my solutions when I start threads asking questions. I get sort of irritated when people edit and add "never mind I figured it out" with out saying what they did.