can ny1 tel- how 2 type in hindi in a browser.i already have hindi font installed.?
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If you are using Windows XP you don’t need Hindi fonts. Just go to \nControl panel > Reginald and language option > Languages> Supplemental language support>\nSelect here> Install files complex script and right to left languages (including Thai)\nNow click on details on the same language tab and select Hindi. \n\nYou can type Hindi by selecting on screen keyboard from Accessories>accessibility. \n\nFor detail you may find important links here\n\nhttp://pratibhaas.blogspot.com/2005/07/links-to-hindi-resources-on-web.html\n\nAlso you can visit to my blog from my profile.
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On the Menu click "Tools" then click "Preferences". A window will pop up. Click the "Advanced" tab then click the word "Fonts" located in the box on the left. In the list on the right look for the phrase "Webpage normal text" and click it once. Now click the button labeled "Choose" on the far right. from here you can select the font that you would like to use. Once you have chosen your font just click OK on all of the windows to see the results.\n\nThis question was answered with Opera version 8.54
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You can type yourself if you have windows xp. \nएकदम इसतरह. following link can help you\n\nhttp://pratibhaas.blogspot.com/2005/07/links-to-hindi-resources-on-web.html
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Firefox should display tamil websites using Unicode fonts correctly. Change your browsing view->encoding to Unicode-utf8 or user defined and see. \n\nSee http://ta.wikipedia.org/wiki/wikipedia:font_help for general unicode tamil font display help .\n\nIt should help. some sites using own proprietary fonts show clearly in IE because IE allows proprietary dynamic fonts technology which is not possible in firefox.\n\nFor sites like vikatan, dinamalar, dailythanthi etc., installing the extension called padma will help. install padma from https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/873/\n\nAnother fix for displaying tamil sites can be found in the following blog posts:\nhttp://tamilgnu.blogspot.com/2006/08/firefox.html\nhttp://tamilgnu.blogspot.com/2006/09/firefox.html\n\nHope this helps. I am not aware of opera. sorry. After doing all these if some sites don't display properly, then it is because the sites don't follow the w3 standards for website authoring and firefox can do nothing. Write to the concerned websites asking them to change to unicode tamil fonts.
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If you have Arabic enabled MS Word\nGo to>\nTools\nOptions\nComplex Scripts\nand change the Numeral from Arabic to Hindi.\n\nThis will change all the numbers in the document to the kind of numbers used today in Arabic countries.
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To display hindi on website, you can use unicode. जैसे यह लाइन मैं हिन्दी में लिख रहा हूँ.  http://www.bhashaindia.com will be a good start.
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This may serve as a starting guide....\n\n     http://brahmi.sourceforge.net/docs/KannadaComputing.html\n\nI also noticed the Tunga font style is built into Windows XP....\n\n"There are a number of TrueType fonts available for Kannada among which some of them follow an encoding standard (like ISCII) and others do not follow any encoding standard and is tied to a proprietary encoding. The Kannada Ganaka Parishat has standardised the glyph set to be used by all the Software that support Kannada.  Microsoft has released an OpenType font (with TrueType outlines) for Kannada – “Tunga.ttf”   that follows Unicode as its encoding standard."\n\nI do not use or understand the knnada language.  I was curious, and found the information on the web.  More links are listed below...
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Try "Google Language Tools".
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Are you using a MAC, or are you using a BSD or Linux or UNIX distribution, or are you using Windows?\n\nWhat language is your operating system localized for?  If not Hindi, then you may need to download and install Hindi support, perhaps a full Unicode font or at least a font containing the Hindi subset of Unicode, and a Hindi input editor.  With those I think even notepad on recent enough Windows - English versions can be used.  Save using the utf8 text format, specify the charset in your HTML:\n\n<head>\n<!-- other stuff -->\n<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />\n<!-- other stuff -->\n</head>\n\nand try to tell the server to use that charset when serving the pages.
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-=- Click on Tools, \n-=- Then Internet Options\n-=- And click Fonts Under history\n-=- Then Edit the Latin Base which is usually the default\n-=- Then under, edit the Web page fonts and Plain Text Fonts\n\nGoodluck!
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ok dear u just right www.google.com in search toolbar then google webbage it will open then wright in google search toobar <asian font>then u can chose which u like
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if u mean as XP ...so have Xp with Armenian language ...\n\nbut if u mean to read and u can type in armenian language ... so pls go to:\n\nControl Panel > regional and languages > and set the language u want ...\n\nnote : some Xp need cd to set ur langauge on ur pc ... depends on the source of the xp ..\n\ngood luck :)
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1. Get a ISCII compliant Editor. The best known software is iLeap from CDAC (http://www.cdac.in/html/gist/products/ileap.asp)\n\n2. Use the editor type your content after choosing Gujarati\n\n3. Generate HTML from the software.\n\n4. Upload to your server and your users can see the Gujarati language directly on the browser.\n\nHope this helps..Let me know how it works !!
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you need a language pack or at least an arabic font installed \ngo to \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/177561/\nor\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/middleeast/arabicdev/Windows/winXP/wPapers.aspx
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you can get the telugu font from the numerous download sites \n\nwhen you go to any telugu site there is a link\n\nfont download\n\nor \n\nyou  can search in google.co.in\n\n3.try this sites go to google and type "ILDC" \n\nindian language development corporation  which will send you \n\nfree telugu font cd with some other softwares to your home \n\nit is absolutely free
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if you have xp it should be automatic. try view->encoding->more->korean.\n\nif you have 98, you have to download language support from microsoft.com for each language.
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http://fontforge.sourceforge.net/