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auto: Keyman for web help deployment #1793

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7 changes: 3 additions & 4 deletions developer/engine/web/18.0/guide/adding-keyboards.md
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Expand Up @@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ title: Adding Keyboards

There are multiple ways to add and install keyboards into your KeymanWeb installation.

In the examples that follow, please note the use of variable `kmw` as shorthand for the `keyman` object.

## Directly linking a local copy

The most efficient way to utilize a keyboard is to obtain a local copy of it and place this copy in a static location on your website. Once this is done, it can be directly linked into KeymanWeb as follows.
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filename:'./us-1.0.js' // A valid path to the compiled *.js file representing the keyboard.
});
```

Custom fonts may also be utilized via the `language.font` property. For example:

```c
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To obtain a specific keyboard by name or by keyboard name and language code as a pair, see the following:

```c
keyman.addKeyboards('french','european2@sv','european2@no')
keyman.addKeyboards('french','sil_euro_latin@sv','sil_euro_latin@no')
```

This will install three keyboards - one for French (named, quite simply, "French") and two copies of the EuroLatin2 keyboard - one for Swedish and one for Norwegian.
This will install three keyboards - one for French (named, quite simply, "French") and two copies of the EuroLatin keyboard - one for Swedish and one for Norwegian.
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