You need to have the Asian bdf fonts from the Intlfonts distribution.
Do you have them installed? I thin you need to have
intlfonts/Asian/ind*.bdf and the isci-*.bdf font files.
If yes... it is time to talk to some Mule experts. A fast way to get
help would be the following newsgroups: gnu.emacs.help or comp.emacs
(usually posting to comp.emacs should suffice)
If you don't have access to nntp, I can query on your behalf. I would
need more details, though. Mail me off list.
-karra
"Mustafa Mahudhawala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> Just joined the list, Require help on how to display the devnagri
> font in emacs when encoding is set to devnagri.
>
> I/P Method also seems to work fine (Though may be not 100% as I
> cannot see what I Type) I tried devenagri-hindi-transliteration and
> couple of other i/p methods.
>
> I tried using devnagri, devnagri-dos, devnagri-unix etc but the
> characters just do not show up. I Strongly Suspect the font.
>
> Tried to use susha font also using xset +fp but even that didn't
> work.
>
> Having same problem with RedHat 6.1 X System - 3x, RedHat 7.0 X
> System - 4.0 and FreeBSD 4.3 X System 4.0 all having emacs ver 20
> and above.
>
> Any Help or Directions will be highly appreciated.
>
> Bye,
> Regards
> Mustafa M
>
>
>
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