Dear Chinnaswami,
I had a quick look at your file. You need to send us your .dn file, not just the .tex file.
I had a quick go at reverse-engineering your .tex file into what might have been your original .dn file, and I got this:
\documentclass[12pt,twocolumn]{article}
\usepackage{devanagari}
\begin{document}
Lets write in devanagari\\
\noindent {\dn calo devanaagarii me likhate hai}
\\raadhaa-svaamii{\dn raadhaa-svaamii}
\\dayaal {\dn dayaal}
\\kI {\dn kI}
\\mAn {\dn mAn}
\\nikAlie {\dn nikAlie}
\\ulla {\dn ulla}
\\{\dn karanaa}
\\{\dn muula}
\\{\dn yoga ??? sabhii maana pataa karo}
%XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
\end{document}
If you run that through devnag and then latex, you get the PDF attached as
the output.
I'm sure I've made lots of errors in the Hindi, but at least the input/output may give you some clues about getting the thing working.
Best of luck Dominik -- Dr Dominik Wujastyk Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow University College London On Thu, 28 Aug 2008, Chinnaswami Ponnala wrote:
Gentlemen, I need to typeset some documents in Hindi. I want to use Latex only. I got MikTex 2.7+TeXnicCenter installed in my system. I copied devnag.exe in C:\Program Files\MikTex 2.7\miktex\bin and I started typing. But I am getting the results as desired or desribed in "Devanagari for Tex version 2.14.1 by Anshuman Pandey dated 31-Dec-2007". I am aataching the tex file as well as pdf (output) file for your kind perusal. Please advice me what mistake I might have committed and how to correct it. I will be very grateful to you. Thanking you in anticipation. Chinnaswami Agra
kkk.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
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