It was designed to be similar to SIL's IPA Unicode Keyman Keyboard,in that the keystrokes follow a similar layout. In many cases keystrokes aremerely reversed. That is, instead of typing "n>" to get an eng, you would type ">n". This system is not always possible to maintain using MSKLC since the Keyman keyboard often used more than two keystrokes and this is not allowed using MSKLC.
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