The name of the developer of the keyboard. This is either your full name or + the organization you're creating a model for.
We recommend the name of the language, dialect, or community that this model is + intended for. The name must be written in all the Latin letters or Arabic numerals.
Who owns the rights to this model and its data? Typically, + you can use the automatically generated default value: © 2024 Your Full Name or + Your Organization.
If this is the first time you've created a lexical model for you language, you should + leave the version as 1.0. Otherwise, your version number must conform to the following + rules: A version string made of major revision number.minor revision number.
Specifies the default BCP 47 language tags which will be added to the package + metadata and project metadata.
To add a language tag, click the Add button to bring up the “Select BCP 47 Tag” + dialog box.
Click the Edit button to bring up the “Select BCP 47 Tag” dialog box again and edit the + language tag.
Click the Remove button to delete the language tag.
Specifies the base path where the project folder will be created.
Browse for a folder or create a new folder to save the project to.
An Author ID is a unique identifier used to distinguish you from others + who have the same or similar names.
Choose your primary language which generated from the “Select BCP 47 Tag” dialog box.
Enter a unique name of the model. You can use the name of the language, dialect, + or community that this model is intended for.
Keyman automatically generates a model ID for you, given all the + information already filled out. Model ID helps Keyman sorts and organizes + different lexical models.
Specifies the base path where the project filename (.model.kpj) will be created.
Enter information about the model.
Click Cancel to close the dialog without saving changes.
The debugger input window is used for typing input to test the keyboard.