Hello 74yrsold, Thank you very much. Yes, I managed to type in the Text Editor in Gujarati, however, I am unable to type in Gujarati in OpenOffice. Do you have a similar experience?
Whats more, I can type in Gujarati in Text Editor (gedit) and then copy that Gujarati text into OpenOffice Writer and then format it without any problems. Any ideas? Regards Michael On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 5:18 PM, 74yrs old <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Dear Moz, > Follow the procedure as indicated below (on presumption you have installed > "gujarati fonts etc") > * > Step:1 *System ->Preferences->SCIM input Method Setup. > step2: select IME engine ->Global setup -> check box of Gujarati->apply > ->ok > step3: as a test select "text editor" . On text editor ->press third > button mouse -> select SCIM bridge or SCIM input method. > Nest step is press ctrl+space -> you will see icon of scim at taskbar (* > bottom* as well as * top*) -> press left button -you will get list of > indic langs -select gujarai ( inscript or phonetic) and start typing. Have a > fun. > > If you experitment with first left and then right button of mouse you will > understand - how SCIM will work. > Let me know whether you have suceeded. > Best of Luck > > > On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 3:52 PM, Moz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Dear 74yearold, > > > > I need to type in Gujarati in Hardy. Can you tell me the steps needed to > > install/enable that? I have installed language packs etc, but still can not > > type in Gujarati. You can tell me about Kannada, I will figure out for > > Gujarati. > > > > Moz > > > > > > At 29/04/08 01:26 PM, 74yrs old wrote: > > > > I had discontinued usage of ubuntu7.10 due to incorrect display of > > > Kannada fonts till the release of next version of ubuntu8.04. > > > I tested ubuntu-8.04 and found that surprisingly, Kannada, Telugu > > > fonts are displaying correctly . I am really happy. > > > > > > I wish if the single phonetic keyboard for all indic similar to Baraha > > > of MSwindows are available in Ubuntu also.. At present, Kannada does not > > > have phonetic feature whereas Hindi has phonetic feature. I request you > > > kindly to take up issue on priority basis to examine the feasibility of > > > developing phonetic keyboard for Kannada also on the lines of Hindi > > > Phonetic > > > keyboard layout.- preferably "Single Phonetic Keyboard layout" for all > > > Indian Lang (Indic) be developed. > > > > > > Since I am deaf person, I am unable to participate IRC and as such > > > request for benefit of users of indic, thereby increased popularity of > > > Ubuntu in India. > > > > > > > >
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