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You can download the takhti editor to type in devangari. If anybody knows the reason or fix for this please let us know. The workaround for now is to type in Notepad and copy paste to the outlook express window. The IME is known to not work with Outlook Express, though it works fine with Notepad and MS Outlook. Now you can type Hindi the way you type English. Instructions are similar to WinXP, see below.Ĭontrol Panel -> Regional And Language Options -> Languages -> Details -> Add Set Input Language to Hindi, choose Keyboard Layout/IME = Indic IME. Once you download it, unzip it, and install. Download an input method editor (only for Win2k and WinXP). System will have to be rebooted, after which you can choose the keyboard layouts.
You will be asked to enter the Windows XP cd. Go to Control Panel->Regional Settings->Langauges->Install support for complex scripts including Thai. You will be asked to enter the Windows 2000 cd. Go to Control Panel->Regional Settings->Langauges->Check Indic from the list of languages, Click Apply/Ok. If you are on win2k or xp, you might find these tips useful.Īdditional instructions for installing the Indic language pack. Go to Edit->Preferences->Appearance->Fonts and set the font to raghu/raghindi. But most cases you won't have to go that far. If not, close the browser windows and reopen them, if even that doesn't work, reboot and try again. If no fonts appear in the list(happens sometimes) come out anyway, refresh the Hindi page. Choose devanagari from the list and click on any one of the fonts that appear in the box(es) below. Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Fonts.
If you see boxes, it means the browser is not able to find a a utf-8 encoded font to show the characters, so it just replaces the missing "glyphs" or shapes, with boxes. You'll start seeing the hindi characters, or boxes. If you see junk characters, set the View->Encoding to UTF-8. But you obviously came here because you were not able to see these pages in the first place.įirst, what do you see right now when you go to the BBC Hindi page? If you are on Win*, the best way to do a browser test is to have a look at the BBC Hindi page.