Topic started by Arivoli (@ 209.125.152.3) on Tue Aug 22 13:51:05 .
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Can somebody teach me how to post using Tamil fonts? Please list the softwares needed to be downloaded also. Where to download from? Any free versions, etc, etc...
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- From: ram (@ 203.197.255.34)
on: Mon Sep 11 08:04:24 EDT 2000
- From: Neel (@ ts006d17.har-ct.concentric.net)
on: Mon Sep 11 21:26:14 EDT 2000
- From: Neel (@ ts006d17.har-ct.concentric.net)
on: Mon Sep 11 21:29:26 EDT 2000
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- From: arivoli (@ 209.125.152.3)
on: Tue Sep 12 10:47:54 EDT 2000
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- From: arivoli (@ 209.125.152.3)
on: Tue Sep 12 10:57:49 EDT 2000
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Murasu Mailer ¡ǣ 츢. Ţ¢ ؾ , Convert Selection -> To TSCII .
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- From: Narayanan (@ gnat.yodlee.com)
on: Mon Sep 25 15:31:03 EDT 2000
payiRchi
- From: Narayanan (@ gnat.yodlee.com)
on: Mon Sep 25 15:32:32 EDT 2000
payiRchi
<TSC>payiRchi</TSC> idhil enna thavaRu?
- From: Narayanan (@ gnat.yodlee.com)
on: Mon Sep 25 15:34:37 EDT 2000
idhu murasil irundhu vetti ottappattadhu.
- From: Narayanan (@ gnat.yodlee.com)
on: Mon Sep 25 15:35:35 EDT 2000
Test again.
- From: Mani M. Manivannan (@ pc-242-61.corp.3com.com)
on: Mon Sep 25 16:46:31 EDT 2000
Narayanan,
You need to use the tag "TSCII" not "TSC".
ħ ɢ
š
; çç!
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- From: Krish (@ 203.197.255.34)
on: Sat Sep 30 00:46:57 EDT 2000
- From: Roshan (@ 235.ras3.slt.lk)
on: Mon Oct 9 07:58:49 EDT 2000
The responses above are not clear to me. I shall be grateful if anyone can explain clearly about downloading tamil fonts.
- From: ravi sundaram (@ 192.149.1.187)
on: Mon Oct 9 12:59:36 EDT 2000
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- From: Ravi Sundaram (@ 192.149.1.187)
on: Mon Oct 9 13:09:52 EDT 2000
aRivoLi: In anjal2000, they have a separate
pack that gives murasu editor. The download page
says something about separating it. But I did not
down load it so I dont know if the other code
pack actually contains the old style murasu editor.
I think the reason why they separated murasu editor is because now, anjal 2000 uses dynamic
fonts and it will work with ANY html editor.
For example, I am using netscape's composer
html editor. There I am able to type control-tilda
and then I can type in my usual transliterated
way and tamil letters appear directly. So there
is no need for the editor.
I am not able to type in tamil directly in this
form posting window. But I am going to use netscape
composer to write something in tamil
and then I'll cut and paste it here along with
font tags.
Ƒ ź .
̛ --
בƑ , 꿺
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- From: ravi sundaram (@ 192.149.1.187)
on: Mon Oct 9 13:17:01 EDT 2000
rOshan:
1. Go to www.murasu.com and download anjal2000
software pack and install it. The installation will ask permission to run anjal at start up.
Allow it to run from the startup.
2. Use any html editor and open a new document.
Use the hot key control-tilde (~) to switch from
English keyboard to transliterated tamil keyboard.
After typing control ~ as you type you will see
tamil letters coming on the screen. The translitration scheme is described in elaborate
detail in previous postings.
3. While cutting and pasting from the netscape
composer window to the posting window please add
font tags. Please do a view source of this page
and see the font tags before and after the
venbaa I have posted in the previous posting.
The font tags:
tamil words.
- From: Roshan (@ 174.ras3.slt.lk)
on: Sat Oct 14 06:16:53 EDT 2000
Ravi Sundaram,
Thnks for your response. I have not tried to down load as yet. Once i do it I shall inform the result. Thnk you once again
- From: Sujata (@ 24.69.170.174.on.wave.home.com)
on: Sat Oct 14 12:54:50 EDT 2000
payiRchi
- From: s (@ 24.69.170.174.on.wave.home.com)
on: Sat Oct 14 12:56:46 EDT 2000
- From: ̓ (@ 24.69.170.174.on.wave.home.com)
on: Sat Oct 14 13:18:08 EDT 2000
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Ģ ȡ ? ġ ȡ ( ȡ) ؾ ¡?
- From: Sujata (@ 24.69.170.174.on.wave.home.com)
on: Sat Oct 14 13:19:14 EDT 2000
Why have all my I's (as in Indha) disappeared :-(
- From: Vassan (@ sdn-ar-001nmalbup101.dialsprint.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 14:10:19 EDT 2000
'i's won't show up if you are using M.S.Explorer 5.0
The old raa,Raa,naa,Naa,n-aa etc are all obsolete.
They have been in oblivion for a long time now!**
We all have to use the oficial
"sIrthiruththappatta thamiz ezuththukkaL" aka
as the "PeriyAr ezuththukkaL"
-----
**
The only person, even in the mass Tamil media
that stuck to the "old" Raas' etc was Sri.Cho
Ramasamy! But his highness has agreed to switch
over to the "siirthiruththappatta ezuththukkaL" !
- From: Vassan (@ sdn-ar-001nmalbup101.dialsprint.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 14:46:55 EDT 2000
a FYI to all those folks that are interested in writing in Tamil.
"As the newer version of Murasu 2000 doesn't seem to support Inaimathi or Inaikathir, its better if we all use TSCII to write in Tamil.
In other words, if some one writes in Murasu Anjal using Inaimathi and not in TSCII using Inaimathi TSc or other Tscs' the Murasu Anjal 2000 users won't be able to read those writings..."
We can still read the non Tscii Anjal writings by using the older 2.02 versions.To do that we have to close the 2000 version first & then go back and open the 2.02.
- From: Sujata (@ 24.69.170.174.on.wave.home.com)
on: Sat Oct 14 16:57:30 EDT 2000
>>The old raa,Raa,naa,Naa,n-aa etc are all obsolete.
They have been in oblivion for a long time now!**
<<
But they were so cute. I love the old lai, Lai, etc. too :-(
- From: ravi sundaram (@ pa-bethelpark4a-171.pit.adelphia.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 20:51:52 EDT 2000
I have a problem with InaikathirTSC.
I am able to use the transliterated roman
keyboard and it works with inaikathir.
But if I start using inaimathitsc font it
expects me to use some old tamil keyboard
and I cant type. Is it possible to use transliteration with inaimathiTSC?
How?
- From: ravi sundaram (@ pa-bethelpark4a-171.pit.adelphia.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 20:52:10 EDT 2000
I have a problem with InaikathirTSC.
I am able to use the transliterated roman
keyboard and it works with inaikathir.
But if I start using inaimathitsc font it
expects me to use some old tamil keyboard
and I cant type. Is it possible to use transliteration with inaimathiTSC?
How?
- From: Neel (@ ts004d30.har-ct.concentric.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 22:35:39 EDT 2000
Sujata,
I love those old letters too. I thought that they had a classical touch. :-(
- From: Vassan (@ sdn-ar-001nmalbup254.dialsprint.net)
on: Sun Oct 15 00:12:02 EDT 2000
Ravi Sundaram
There isn't an InaikathirTSC.I bet you meant
InaimathiTSC.
Whats' your web browser & under what platform
are you working...win 95 or 98.
btw
You do not need to use InaimathiTSC to write
in Tamil tSCII.Anyone of the TSCII fonts from
http://www.tamil.net/tscii will do.
- From: v (@ sdn-ar-001nmalbup254.dialsprint.net)
on: Sun Oct 15 00:41:10 EDT 2000
̾ (TSCII)
Ƨ ! Ƹ Ƣ!
¢...(ý ̾ )
Ƨ ! Ƹ Ƣ! ¢...(ɢ ̾ )
Ƨ ! Ƹ Ƣ! ¢...( š 31 ̾ )
Ƨ ! Ƹ Ƣ! ¢...( ̾ )
- From: ravi sundaram (@ pa-bethelpark4a-171.pit.adelphia.net)
on: Sun Oct 15 16:15:44 EDT 2000
OK some experiments. here. Downloaded and
installed murasu anjal 2000. Now I am able to
use transliteration keyboard, which I am very
comfortable with and generate tamil characters.
Let me see if this works. The following is
generated in Anjal mailer. I set the encoding
to be TSCII. Typed something. Added font tags
to be inaimathiTSC.
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