Re: Keyboard Layouts for Office XP in WIndows 98

At 07:37 +0100 2002.03.08, Lateef Sagar wrote: MS Office XP installs many keyboard layouts (like Arabic etc) in Windows 98. For Windows NT/2000/XP there is a shareware software Keyboard Layout Manager 32 bit, but I haven't found out any software yet that allows making a non-ASCII keyboard layout

Re: Devanagari enthousiasm!

At 14:02 +0100 2002.03.06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I interpret this to mean one may not legitimately use this font for any purpose other than viewing the BBC website. If http://www.bbc.co.uk/hindi/images/download_text.gif is any indication, the font doesn't look too promising. Have you seen

Re: [OT] Slight Font Confusion

At 15:57 +0100 2002.03.06, John H. Jenkins wrote: MS Office X converts Unicode text to runs of older Mac script systems and does not use ATSUI. It is therefore limited in the extent to which it supports Unicode. Is the conclusion correct that MS Office X uses one or several KCHR

Devanagari keyboard for WindowsXP

Has anybody tried the Aksharamala input system for devanagari sold by http://www.aksharamala.com/ ? It says: Aksharamala is a standards-based software tool that facilitates use of English QWERTY keyboards to input text in Indian languages, but I am not sure what to think of the text at

MAPPINGS/VENDORS/APPLE-old/

At least two of the links from http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/APPLE-old/ showed empty pages (or nothing) in my browser a while ago. I tried these: http://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/APPLE-old/HEBREW.TXT

Hebrew Mac Q

I would like to know if anybody using a Mac succeeds in viewing correctly the Hebrew part of the Unicode Demo Page, or any Unicode Hebrew for that matter (Unicode is Unicode after all). If yes, please mention OS version, browser(s) and font(s) used. If not, what may be the reasons it