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Go to Control Panel(Pick switch to category
view if you can’t see following)
Pick up “Date, Time,
Language and Regional Language Option”
Pick up “Add Other
Languages”
Check the box (first check
box) “Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages”
Press “Apply Button”
Insert your windows CD in cd
drive. (generally this will work without giving further instructions)
(If not then use browse
option to select windows CD and i386 folder)
Press ok/apply
This will enable you to view
Unicode scripts.
Restart the computer after
completion of this task.
Optional Read Following Note given by windows
“Enables you to install the language files for those
languages that are not installed on Windows XP by default. (Most languages are
already installed.) Installing the language files enables you to enter and
display text in these languages. Select Install files for complex script and
right-to-left languages to install the language files for Arabic, Armenian,
Georgian, Hebrew, the Indic languages, Thai, and Vietnamese. Select Install files for East Asian languages to
install the language files for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Input Method
Editors (IMEs) are also installed for each of the three languages. It is recommended that you install the files only if
you need them. The East Asian files require about 230 megabytes of hard disk
space. The complex script and right-to-left languages do not use much disk
space, but installing either set of files might cause some slowdown in
performance when entering text. You must be an administrator on this computer to
install these additional languages. Once installed, the languages are available
to all users on this computer.” |
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Go to Control Panel
(Pick switch to category
view if you can’t see following)
Pick up “Date, Time,
Language and Regional Language Option”
Pick up “Add Other
Languages”
Go to “Details” Button
You will see a window
showing “English (United States)”
Pick “add” button. From the
list choose “Marathi”
Check the box “KeyBoard
Layout/IME”
Select “Marathi Indic IME”
Keyboard
Press “Oks/Apply etc.”
Restart the computer.
While Using application (say word)
Read Help file from “Indic/IME/Marathi”
From program.
This will tell you how to type in
Marathi.(what keys represent what)
If you are not familiar with marathi
keyboard/typewriter you should choose Marathi transliteration keyboard.
Open the application:
At bottom line you (or sometimes top
line) you will see “EN” in highlighted words.
Click at that point. You will See
Marathi option click on that.
At bottom you will see a keyboard.
Select keyboard of your choice.
You can type without trouble. |
