Universal Keyboard on the FCK Editor

I've spend the last couple of days having a wild time (!) getting familiar with the FCK Editor. Apart from it's unfortunate name - it's a fantastic tool that offers all of the same features as the current default Rich Text Editor, as well as some nifty extras which I will blog about over the next few days.

The Universal Keyboard is a brilliant tool for those who are more gifted than myself and can write more than one language (does English and Australian count as two languages? Stone the Crows if it does!). Clicking on the Universal Keyboard icon displays a dialog box with a mini keyboard.  The default keyboard is the beautiful script of Arabic lettering, and across the top of the keyboard is a heap of different languages which you can select from to get acorresponding keyboard for that language. To use the keyboard you simply mouse click on each letter to add it. The selected letters are added below the Universal Keyboard in the dialog box for you to read and then you click OK when you have created the text you want.