The program itself should be self-explanatory. The left area is the working space which contains the keyboard layout source code you are working on. The syntax of the command in the current line is displayed above the text area. You can open and save your work using the buttons above the syntax line.

The right hand side shows a preview of the keyboard so that you get an idea how it looks like. Use the SpinControl next to the "Visualize!"-button to select the map you want to see. Click on a key to jump to that key in the KBL source code. The key at the cursor position is highlighted using a red border.

The bottom left corner contains the unicode table. It is loaded from the file unicode-index.txt . A double-click on a row will paste the unicode at the cursor position.

Bottom right there is the color editor. If you selected a color-value in your kbl, click on the "Get"-button to load the value into the color editor. After changing it, you can paste it back into your file with the "Insert"-button.

Landscape keyboards are not yet supported.

I don't take ANY responsibility for any damage to your computer which might occur by using this program.

Please make sure the file KBLVisualizer.bmp is in the same directory as KBLVisualizer.exe. If you rename KBLVisualizer.exe, do so with the bmp.

Also make sure the file unicode-index.txt is besides the other files. You can get an updated list of unicodes from [1]. After download, just rename it to unicode-index.txt .

Feel free to replace KBLVisualizer.bmp by a screenshot of your own Px00. (208x320 pixels)

[1] http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/Index.txt