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Saturday, June 26, 2010
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Tamil Word Processor
I found a site which gives reliable links to find Tamil Word Processors Download.
http://tamilwordprocessing.blogspot.com/
http://tamilwordprocessing.blogspot.com/
Saturday, June 14, 2008
tamil fonts download
Stepwise instructions - to view Unicode Tamil text -
1. You need to have Unicode Tamil fonts installed on your computer and the Operating System capable of rendering Tamil Scripts. Windows XP comes with a Unicode Tamil Font (Latha) and you should not need to download/install a unicode font.
2. In the Control Panel, in Regional/Languages Options you will need to ensure that Indic/Asian Language option is checked.
3. Use a browser that is capable of handling UTF-8 based pages (Netscape 6, Internet Explorer 5) with the Unicode Tamil font chosen as the default font for the UTF-8 char-set/encoding view. Unicode Tamil Fonts may be downloaded from here
Some users of Windows 98/NT/ME/2000 Windows NT may find that even with a Tamil Unicode font installed and the browser correctly set to View > Encoding > Unicode, some of the Tamil letters are incorrectly displayed. An example of this incorrect display may be viewed here using any TSC font -
"அதோ அந்த பறவை போல வாழ வேண்டும்இதோ இந்த அலைகள் போல ஆட வேண்டும்ஒரே வானிலே ஒரே மண்ணிலேஒரே கீதம் உரிமை கீதம் பாடுவோம்"
This may be due to the earlier version of usp10.dll used in these operating systems. To correct this, it may be necessary to update the usp10.dll file in Windows. To do this,
1. Download the latest version of the usp10.dll file. [one of the sites for this download is here . Alternatively, you may download the file from the Microsoft site here - save the downloaded .exe file - double click on the file - give a temporary folder address - the program will extract a few files into the folder - of these 'usp.zip' is the one you will need - discard the other files - unzip usp.zip - it will give two files viz: usp10.dll and readme.txt ]
2. Go to the Windows folder and find the file named usp10.dll (usually in the System and/or System32 sub folder). Rename the file to a different name say usp10.old .
3. Place the newly downloaded usp10.dll file in the same folder as the renamed usp10.old file.
6. Re start the computer.
[in addition see also - How to Switch usp.dll and Making Uniscribe (USP10.DLL) Available for All Programmes]
Ram S.Ravindran on using Tamil Unicode in Personal Computers - "Most of the PC computer users use either Win 98 or XP operating systems. I recognize there are some of us who use Mac and Linux machines.
Win 98 OS and the applications that go with them don’t support Unicode format. However, if you have Win 98 you can input in Unicode Tamil.
Recently (March 2004) most of us came to know of a neat freeware program called LedLineIt!. This program allows you to create Unicode font Tamil documents. All you need is e- Kalappai 1.0 or 2.0 with the Unicode kmx file.
You can create a Unicode Tamil document with the use of Thenee, aVarangal or TSCArparnar fonts. This program doesn’t use any dll or Windows hook ups. However the exe file is about 3.4 megs.
If you have IE explorer 5.5 or higher you can use Ledlineit to create Unicode Tamil text and cut and paste it in Hotmail or Yahoo Webmail email text boxes. So if you have Win 98 you can in fact read and write in Unicode Tamil in the email. Likewise you can paste it in Blogs.
Using Leadlineit , you can save the Unicode document file and print it out as well. As a matter of fact, you can even save the document as a HTML file for uploading to a free Web hosting service. So you can use it as a HTML editor as well.If you have Win XP machine, to get the best Unicode capability, you need to install the Asian font capability. From start, go to settings, control panel and then select the regional settings. Install the Asian font capability. (you might be asked to place the WinXP OS disk). After you install the Asian font capability , select the regional font option again and select advanced. Select the Tamil language option.
With MS office XP Word and selecting Tamil driver and selecting Latha font and using Ekalappai you can create a Tamil Unicode document. Using Publisher 2003 you can create a Web page. Of course you can cut and paste into a Blog page.
You can enter in Tamil into the text boxes of Yahoo mail and Hotmail as well. The most important thing to do is to make sure that you have the Internet options set with Thenee UNIX font and Tamil language selected. If you don’t do it right then things won’t be right. Now you can input in Unicode Tamil in both Win 98 and XP systems. Thanks to Ekalappai, (Keyman module) and Ledlineit we have the ability to input in Unicode Tamil." - (in Tamil dot Net mailing list in March 2004)
1. You need to have Unicode Tamil fonts installed on your computer and the Operating System capable of rendering Tamil Scripts. Windows XP comes with a Unicode Tamil Font (Latha) and you should not need to download/install a unicode font.
2. In the Control Panel, in Regional/Languages Options you will need to ensure that Indic/Asian Language option is checked.
3. Use a browser that is capable of handling UTF-8 based pages (Netscape 6, Internet Explorer 5) with the Unicode Tamil font chosen as the default font for the UTF-8 char-set/encoding view. Unicode Tamil Fonts may be downloaded from here
Some users of Windows 98/NT/ME/2000 Windows NT may find that even with a Tamil Unicode font installed and the browser correctly set to View > Encoding > Unicode, some of the Tamil letters are incorrectly displayed. An example of this incorrect display may be viewed here using any TSC font -
"அதோ அந்த பறவை போல வாழ வேண்டும்இதோ இந்த அலைகள் போல ஆட வேண்டும்ஒரே வானிலே ஒரே மண்ணிலேஒரே கீதம் உரிமை கீதம் பாடுவோம்"
This may be due to the earlier version of usp10.dll used in these operating systems. To correct this, it may be necessary to update the usp10.dll file in Windows. To do this,
1. Download the latest version of the usp10.dll file. [one of the sites for this download is here . Alternatively, you may download the file from the Microsoft site here - save the downloaded .exe file - double click on the file - give a temporary folder address - the program will extract a few files into the folder - of these 'usp.zip' is the one you will need - discard the other files - unzip usp.zip - it will give two files viz: usp10.dll and readme.txt ]
2. Go to the Windows folder and find the file named usp10.dll (usually in the System and/or System32 sub folder). Rename the file to a different name say usp10.old .
3. Place the newly downloaded usp10.dll file in the same folder as the renamed usp10.old file.
6. Re start the computer.
[in addition see also - How to Switch usp.dll and Making Uniscribe (USP10.DLL) Available for All Programmes]
Ram S.Ravindran on using Tamil Unicode in Personal Computers - "Most of the PC computer users use either Win 98 or XP operating systems. I recognize there are some of us who use Mac and Linux machines.
Win 98 OS and the applications that go with them don’t support Unicode format. However, if you have Win 98 you can input in Unicode Tamil.
Recently (March 2004) most of us came to know of a neat freeware program called LedLineIt!. This program allows you to create Unicode font Tamil documents. All you need is e- Kalappai 1.0 or 2.0 with the Unicode kmx file.
You can create a Unicode Tamil document with the use of Thenee, aVarangal or TSCArparnar fonts. This program doesn’t use any dll or Windows hook ups. However the exe file is about 3.4 megs.
If you have IE explorer 5.5 or higher you can use Ledlineit to create Unicode Tamil text and cut and paste it in Hotmail or Yahoo Webmail email text boxes. So if you have Win 98 you can in fact read and write in Unicode Tamil in the email. Likewise you can paste it in Blogs.
Using Leadlineit , you can save the Unicode document file and print it out as well. As a matter of fact, you can even save the document as a HTML file for uploading to a free Web hosting service. So you can use it as a HTML editor as well.If you have Win XP machine, to get the best Unicode capability, you need to install the Asian font capability. From start, go to settings, control panel and then select the regional settings. Install the Asian font capability. (you might be asked to place the WinXP OS disk). After you install the Asian font capability , select the regional font option again and select advanced. Select the Tamil language option.
With MS office XP Word and selecting Tamil driver and selecting Latha font and using Ekalappai you can create a Tamil Unicode document. Using Publisher 2003 you can create a Web page. Of course you can cut and paste into a Blog page.
You can enter in Tamil into the text boxes of Yahoo mail and Hotmail as well. The most important thing to do is to make sure that you have the Internet options set with Thenee UNIX font and Tamil language selected. If you don’t do it right then things won’t be right. Now you can input in Unicode Tamil in both Win 98 and XP systems. Thanks to Ekalappai, (Keyman module) and Ledlineit we have the ability to input in Unicode Tamil." - (in Tamil dot Net mailing list in March 2004)
free tamil fonts download
WSWS :Tamil
Download Tamil Font
Follow the instructions below to download and install the font from our site.
To read our site you will require the TAMMaduram font made by Kamban Software.
To download the font from our site, right-click on the link below. In Internet Explorer select "Save Target As" from the drop down menu. In Netscape select "Save Link As". You will then be presented with a dialog box to select the directory into which to save the font.After downloading, install the font via the control panel. (Click here for the install instruction)
Download TAMmaduram fonts
To view the pages of our site correctly please ensure the character set/encoding is set to "user defined". This set from the "View" menu.
Windows font installation
To add a new font to your computer:
Download Tamil Font
Follow the instructions below to download and install the font from our site.
To read our site you will require the TAMMaduram font made by Kamban Software.
To download the font from our site, right-click on the link below. In Internet Explorer select "Save Target As" from the drop down menu. In Netscape select "Save Link As". You will then be presented with a dialog box to select the directory into which to save the font.After downloading, install the font via the control panel. (Click here for the install instruction)
Download TAMmaduram fonts
To view the pages of our site correctly please ensure the character set/encoding is set to "user defined". This set from the "View" menu.
Windows font installation
To add a new font to your computer:
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Free tamil fonts download
1) Murasu Anjal 2000
Click here to download Murasu Anjal 2000 Installing Murasu Anjal 2000 is very easy. If you have downloaded it, just run the exe file. If you have the CD version, just click on the "Install Murasu Anjal " button. Anjal provides the font 'InaimathiTSC' which helps to read our tamil pages. Anjal also helps you to send and receive Tamil emails, type short texts in tamil using built-in Murasu Editor. For details visit http://www.murasu.com.
Just remember to start Anjal every time you start your computer. You may want to place it in your startup folder so that it gets started everytime Windows starts. Remember that Tamil input and Anjal fonts will be disabled if you do not have Anjal running.
2) Other TSCII Fonts
If you would just like to read our tamil pages, you need to download any of the following TSCII fonts and install it in your Windows machine:
Mylai
Thunaivan
Sri
Steps to be followed:
Click on any of the above three fonts
You will see a dialog box - in that select "save file to disk"
Save it in a drive/folder of your choice. Let us say you save it to your desktop
Go to control panel, select settings, select fonts.
Select file option, select install new font
Select Windows then Desktop directory (or wherever you have downloaded the font), select the font you have downloaded from the list on the top and click ok. The font will be installed in your machine. Now you can read the Tamil pages
Don't forget to write to Technical Support if you have any trouble with setting up the Tamil fonts.
For more information Tamil fonts, TSCII and the Net Tamil community, visit these sites:http://www.tamil.net/tscii http://www.tamil.net/tscii/tools.html http://www.murasu.com http://www.tamil.net
Click here to download Murasu Anjal 2000 Installing Murasu Anjal 2000 is very easy. If you have downloaded it, just run the exe file. If you have the CD version, just click on the "Install Murasu Anjal " button. Anjal provides the font 'InaimathiTSC' which helps to read our tamil pages. Anjal also helps you to send and receive Tamil emails, type short texts in tamil using built-in Murasu Editor. For details visit http://www.murasu.com.
Just remember to start Anjal every time you start your computer. You may want to place it in your startup folder so that it gets started everytime Windows starts. Remember that Tamil input and Anjal fonts will be disabled if you do not have Anjal running.
2) Other TSCII Fonts
If you would just like to read our tamil pages, you need to download any of the following TSCII fonts and install it in your Windows machine:
Mylai
Thunaivan
Sri
Steps to be followed:
Click on any of the above three fonts
You will see a dialog box - in that select "save file to disk"
Save it in a drive/folder of your choice. Let us say you save it to your desktop
Go to control panel, select settings, select fonts.
Select file option, select install new font
Select Windows then Desktop directory (or wherever you have downloaded the font), select the font you have downloaded from the list on the top and click ok. The font will be installed in your machine. Now you can read the Tamil pages
Don't forget to write to Technical Support if you have any trouble with setting up the Tamil fonts.
For more information Tamil fonts, TSCII and the Net Tamil community, visit these sites:http://www.tamil.net/tscii http://www.tamil.net/tscii/tools.html http://www.murasu.com http://www.tamil.net
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