Abstract: A programing method that increases the number of keys available especially for Ethiopic typing to render and settle in computer and virtual keyboards by many folds is provided. The Ethiopic Unicode or other glyphs close to 500 where the default is typed with one keystroke each and the rest with two keystroke each with more efficient novelty is described. It is also possible to increase the keystrokes of some to three, especially to make typing simple with consideration to the spread of the keys on computers. The efficiency of the Ethiopic novel writing system in QWERTY, Heleheme, and other layouts including virtual abbreviated, non-abbreviated, ligated keyboards and the like as well as those useable by other non-default and Unicode alphabets in more than one typing methods in different layouts of the Ethiopic and other world glyphs is described.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method to type a phonetic language without the use of a timer. The present invention also relates to keyboards associated with typing a phonetic language where the number of characters for the language exceed the number of keys possible on a keyboard.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing phonetic characters using two keystrokes. An aspect of the invention relates to the rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke if a second modifying keystroke is used, or based on a first keystroke. The method may be used on computer devices, cellular devices, other devices (including, but not limited to tablets), and other abbreviated and non-abbreviated keyboards, whether actual or virtual.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing phonetic characters using two keystrokes. An aspect of the invention relates to the rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke if a second modifying keystroke is used, or based on a first keystroke. The method may be used on computer devices, cellular devices, other devices (including, but not limited to tablets), and other abbreviated and non-abbreviated keyboards, whether actual or virtual.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing phonetic characters using two keystrokes. An aspect of the invention relates to the rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke if a second modifying keystroke is used, or based on a first keystroke. The method may be used on computer devices, cellular devices, other devices (including, but not limited to tablets), and other abbreviated and non-abbreviated keyboards, whether actual or virtual.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method to type a phonetic language without the use of a timer. The present invention also relates to keyboards associated with typing a phonetic language where the number of characters for the language exceed the number of keys possible on a keyboard.

Abstract: The present invention is a method to type phonetic languages utilizing an abbreviated keyboard with less keys available physically or virtually than required to accommodate each character. The method provides for the phonetic language to be typed with three or fewer keystrokes and without a timer.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing phonetic characters using two keystrokes. An aspect of the invention relates to the rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke if a second modifying keystroke is used, or based on a first keystroke. The method may be used on computer devices, cellular devices, other devices (including, but not limited to tablets), and other abbreviated and non-abbreviated keyboards, whether actual or virtual.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing Ethiopic characters in a computer system using at most two keystrokes. The rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke and on whether the first and second keystroke are, together, one of a predetermined number of ordered key pairs. Conventional symbol typing may be preserved by a prioritized assignment of the symbols to alternative shift keys. A timing disable key may be defined that allows typing of default characters at a comfortable speed.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for typing Ethiopic characters in a computer system using at most two keystrokes. The rendering of characters is based on the timing between a first and second keystroke and on whether the first and second keystroke are, together, one of a predetermined number of ordered key pairs. Conventional symbol typing may be preserved by a prioritized assignment of the symbols to alternative shift keys. A timing disable key may be defined that allows typing of default characters at a comfortable speed.

Abstract: A method of determining the presence of abnormal immunoglobulin levels in animal body fluids involves (a) forming a reaction mixture of a body fluid and an effective amount of an appropriate aldehyde; (b) timing the rate of reaction of the aldehyde to gel formation; and (c) comparing the rate of reaction of the reaction mixture to a known rate of reaction of a known mixture of the same aldehyde and body fluid containing a known quantity of an immunoglobulin.