suggestions to revive the bohorič script were advanced in the 1980s. several people suggested that a modified version of the script should be revived for it purposes because the first computers for general use could not handle non-standard latin characters (i.e., "č š ž"). in the 1990s, a "reformed bohorič alphabet" (in fact, it merely replaced "č š ž" with "ch sh zh" and thus did not follow the bohorič orthography at all) was adopted by a group of authors around the journal srp. this has been the only attempt to revive the bohorič alphabet and has gained no attention outside the editorial board of the journal.