I still use it sometimes. If I remember correctly, there is no feature to delete from xx to yy in the table (in case one screwed up) or to generally copy some characters as a whole onto other fields, like copy xx to yy to aa to bb).
Oh, and maybe make the order for katakana/hiragana twice, if I'm not too mistaken some games do not use aeiou but rather akasata and so on...

Other than that it was a nifty little program.

cYa,

Tauwasser

Then why bother posting?

He could make a source-only release in case someone wants to port it.

(Can you build C++ programs in Macs?)

I may have used the original once, but then I was seeing what features table generators generally offered because I was going to code my own. But that never happened and I've moved on from that idea so here are some of my feature ideas:

1) Accept a string of characters and insert this into the table at an arbitrary location. Example:

ABCJKLQRS is inserted at 4A, it automatically does 4A=A, 4B=B, 4C=C, 4D=J, etc.

2) Inserts an alphabet in certain positions automatically (in the above manner). Should support A-Z, a-z, 0-9, hirigana and katakana.

3) Full and easy UTF-8 or other encoding support for multiple languages.