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    How to Read and Write Posts in Thamizh Script ?




    Topic started by neo_morpheus (@ ppp-219.65.96.193.chn.vsnl.net.in) on Mon Jun 23 16:18:02 .




    This has been a source of concern for many of the friends here. Some of them have already found out how to read and write thamizh scripts, and also are aware of the tools and fonts which are needed for that purpose.

    I'm giving the necessary info regarding this issue, which various people have provided in other threads here.(Special mention : punnahai and madurai veeran)

    A lot of people have used 'Murasu Anjal' to compose and post in thamizh script prior to this. But, it is quite a cumbersome process to do it using Murasu's Thamizh text editor.

    There is a new, exciting tool which enables us, hassle-free, to write in thamizh script - called
    'e-kalappai'. This tool is a free-to-download tool, created by the generous volunteer work of thamizh techno-geeks under the aegis of www.tamil.net , created by Bala Pillai and Muthu Nedumaran.

    If you want to just READ webpages which have thamizh scripts/content in it, all you need is a single font -'TSC_Avarangal' - and you can download that fontfile(.ttf) from here :

    http://www.tamil.net/tscii/tools.html

    In that link, just download that TSC_Avarangal font file(.ttf) from the 'Fonts' link.

    It would be better if you could download and install all other 'TSC'(TSCII standard) fonts from that link in addition to 'TSC_Avarangal'.

    If you want to WRITE/POST thamizh script/content here, you may want to download and install the
    'e-kalappai' tool from here :

    http://www.tamil.net/tscii/tools.html

    Just look in that page under 'Keyboard drivers' link.

    The 'e-kalappai' tool let's you to directly 'type' in thamizh scripts in the response box. All you need to do is:

    * After downloading that tool, re-start your system, so that the system's registry gets updated.

    * Configure your IE browser by choosing 'View' from the Browser menubar, under that 'Encoding' option - make it 'User-defined'.

    You can use 'e-kalappai' to compose thamizh script/content in :

    * notepad

    * word document

    * discussion group response-boxes etc..

    Remember :

    If you want to just READ thamizh scripts, 'TSC_Avarangal' font is enough.

    If you need to WRITE, start the e-kalappai tool and run it in background. Press ALt + 2 for beginning to write in thamizh, and if you want to revert back to normal english typing - Press ALT + 1. simple!.

    I request our friends here to update/add any new info regarding reading/writing thamizh scripts. People can post the queries here to get their doubts cleared.

    " ¾Á¢ú ±í¸û ¯Â÷×ìÌ Å¡ý - þýÀò
    ¾Á¢ú ±í¸û «º¾¢ìÌî ͼ÷¾ó¾ §¾ý "

    - À¡§Åó¾÷ À¡Ã¾¢¾¡ºÉ¡÷.

    P.S :

    TSCII - Thamizh Standard Code for Information Interchange.




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