Font Help -

If you cannot see any devanagari letters in above red box, or if there are too many "spelling-mistakes," read the following:

In Windows XP and Windows 2000, you should first enable the Indian languages before you can use Indian language UNICODE. You can enable the Indian language support using Control Panel --> Regional Options applet. If you are using an operating system that does not support the Indian language UNICODE, then you will not see UNICODE text properly. Instead you will see 'square box' or 'question mark' characters

• UNICODE for Devanagari, Tamil scripts is supported only in Windows 2000 and and later operating systems.

• Windows 2000/Windows XP uses an Open Type font "Mangal" to display Devanagari UNICODE text.

Additional instructions for installing the Indic language pack.

• Optional For Windows 2000
  Go to Control Panel->Regional Settings->Langauges->Check Indic from the list of languages
  Click Apply/Ok. You will be asked to enter the Windows 2000 cd. System will have to be rebooted, after which you can choose the keboard layouts.
• Optional For Windows XP
  Go to Control Panel->Regional Settings->Langauges->Install support for complex scripts including Thai. Click Apply/Ok. You will be asked to enter the Windows XP cd. System will have to be rebooted, after which you can choose the keboard layouts.

Mozilla users: It seems you need to turn on "Indic" support in Windows 2000. To do this, go to Control Panel in your computer, double click on Regional Options. In General Tab, language settings for the system, check the Indic box and click OK. You may need to restart the machine after doing this. In Windows XP, go to Control Panel in your computer, double click Regional and Language Options, select Languages Tab, under supplemental language support, check the box to install files for complex script and click OK.

• For users of Linux: Devanagari renders properly on Linux by default with both Mozilla 1.4 and MozillaFirebird 0.6 (but there appear to be some "spelling mistakes" - the mathras appear over the wrong letters). If you are not able to view the Devanagari text at all, please Download The Devnagari Font and copy it to your windows/fonts folder. Close the browser and reopen it with same page. This should show you the Devanagari content. Do remember to copy the font to appropriate folder. Taking a note of above points and implementing them stepwise, can help you view most of the devnagari sites on your machine.

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On Click, the Font will automatically get copied to the C:\.

Close all the browser windows. Add the font to default font directory.
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