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where in Russia all science is taught in Russian only.
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Dear Burdak And Deswal Uncle
Namaskaar
Well i didn't find google's translinguistic site that much useful, it doesn't work well with scientific hindi words?
http://www.google.com/transliterate/indic
coz it doesn't gives you perfect results...
The one here i would recommend, the best i found is: the one developed by IIT
http://www.iit.edu/~laksvij/language/hindi.html
this gives you compelete flexibilility, moreover you can translate your text in Punjabi, marathi, tamil, bangla and lots of other regional languages as well...
Before using this you have to first downlaod MANGAL FONT..
I have one more problem:
I have recieved a soft copy of Technical Installation Mannual by my Japenese counterparts, they have translated it into Hindi using some tool, which has made the entire document a bit of tough sanskrit kind of hindi words...the font is KRUTI DEV...
Now i have found all the tools, which works on MANGAL font only..
though i have used mangal font inbetween Kruti dev font, but that looks a bit ODD...which finally my boss has approved, but still the font sizes are a bit different.
How can i synchronise both??
I request all JL techies to come up with some solution....
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Indian language UNICODE support in Windows operating systems
UNICODE is the encoding chosen by operating systems for supporting various other non-English languages on computers. Though UNICODE standard supports all the languages of the world, the operating systems such as Windows, Linux may not have implemented all the languages yet. The support for Indian languages was not available until Windows 2000 was released.
Baraha allows you to convert the Indian language text into UNICODE format in various manners as follows.
• You can copy the text in UNICODE format using Edit | Copy Special command.
• You can type UNICODE text directly into any applications that support UNICODE using Baraha Direct.
• You can save the Baraha documents as UNICODE text files using the File | Export command.
• You can save the Baraha documents as HTML files which use UTF-8 encoding using File | Export command.
In Windows XP and Windows 2000, you should first enable the Indian languages before you can use Indian language UNICODE. You can enable the Indian language support using Control Panel --> Regional Options applet. If you are using an operating system that does not support the Indian language UNICODE, then you will not see UNICODE text properly. Instead you will see 'square box' or 'question mark' characters.
Devanagari
• UNICODE for Devanagari script is supported only in Windows 2000 and and later operating systems.
• Windows 2000/Windows XP uses an Open Type font "Mangal" to display Devanagari UNICODE text.
More tips :
1) Internet Explorer 5.0 problem
If you are using Internet Explorer 5.0 & above, for browsing the HTML documents created using Baraha fonts, Some times you may not be able to see the Indian language text properly. In such situations right click on the IE 5.0 window and select Encoding | User Defined menu command.
2) MS Word problem while using Baraha Direct
When you are typing Devnagri words in the MS-Word application using Baraha Direct sometimes you may get improper output. This is due to the AutoCorrect and AutoFormat options in the MS Word. These options automatically change the characters as you type to correct the words. These options are useful only while editing English documents. You must disable AutoCorrect and AutoFormat options while editing Indian language documents. Click Tools | AutoCorrect menu command in MS Word to go to AutoCorrect options and disable all the AutoCorrect and AutoFormat options. You may have the similar problems in other programs also such as PageMaker, WordPerfect e.t.c. try to disable that feature.
3) Windows 98 Wordpad.exe problem
If you use the Wordpad.exe program that comes with Windows 98/Windows 2000 operating systems, then the Indian language characters may break and does not appear properly. The Wordpad.exe that comes with Windows 95 does not have this problem.
4) Using smooth edges for screen fonts
If you use the smooth edges for the screen fonts option then for some font sizes the some characters disappear. It is also observed that on Windows 98 systems, using smooth edges for screen fonts sometimes corrupts the Baraha fonts. In such cases you may want to disable the smooth edges for screen fonts. This option is available in the Miscellaneous tab in the Page Setup (File --> Page Setup) dialog box.
5) Truncation of letters during printing in Baraha, MS Word... e.tc. when Italics font style is used.
In Baraha, MS Word and other applications, sometimes during printing, the last character of the word gets truncated if it uses Italics font style. This happens only if the Italics property ends immediately after the last character in the word. You can overcome this problem if you add a space with the Italics style after the last character of the word. See the example below.
<i>jIvanayAtre<-i>
In the above example, the last character of the word may get truncated.
<i>jIvanayAtre <-i>
In the above example, we have included a space with the Italics property. So, the the last character of the word will not get truncated.
The above technique works in MS Word and other applications also.
6) Sometimes while editing using Baraha Direct, some Indian language characters do not come properly.
This may happen if you are running any processor intensive application in the background when using "Baraha Direct".
For use and download of free BARAHA software, see the earlier posts in this thread.
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guruji, tulsidas jatland ke, itni mehnat me to aap indus valley ki script bhi decipher kar lenge, saari jatyann ki sse bhai bail per bail chhape pade syen un ki seal per
i tried but i didnt succeed........![]()
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हां गुरुजी, अब भारत सरकार भी सारे कंप्यूटरों पर unicode फोंट लदवाने जा रही है - चलो, देर आये, दुरुस्त आये । एक सरकारी आदेश देखिये :
http://www.rajbhasha.nic.in/om-unicodeeng.pdf
इस में भी एक लिंक दिया हुआ है जिससे आप हिन्दी टूल डाउनलोड कर सकते हैं ।
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