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Tamil Unicode Converter Software Unicode Converter v.6.0.0 Hindi Unicode Converter is a unique software developed to convert Writing in Devnagari scripts like Hindi, Sanskrit, Marathi etc. Written in Susha or Kruti font to Unicode. The converter is capable of processing hundreds of pages at one go. Unicode Tamil Fonts may be downloaded from here. Some users of Windows 98/NT/ME/2000 Windows NT may find that even with a Tamil Unicode font installed and the browser correctly set to View Encoding Unicode, some of the Tamil letters are incorrectly displayed. An example of this incorrect display may be viewed here using any TSC font.

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For tamil text typing help see FAQ of Wikipedia.

Quick guide for viewing this Wikipedia

This site uses Unicode Tamil fonts. To see them displayed correctly, follow the steps below.

'For Windows OS install(tamilnet99) (எ-கலப்பை)'

For GNU/Linux OS and Firefox browser

1. Download and install the tamil opentype fonts from sourceforge.(You have to restart your desktop environment after font installation(alt+ctrl+backspace))

2. View the web page in some browsers (such as konqbrowser or Firefox). if you get any problems, try to change your browser's encoding into utf-8. Upgrade your Firefox.

3. If you get any font spacing problems, please make TSCu_paranar.ttf as your browsers default font.

4. Join Tamillinix yahoo group for support.

For Windows OS and IE browser

1. Change the view-->Encoding menu in your browser to Unicode (UTF-8) and refresh your page.

2. If Tamil text is still not displayed, try setting the display font for Tamil in the Tools-->Internet options-->Fonts menu to Latha which is a Unicode Tamil font that comes with Windows XP .

3. If you are not using windows XP, then you can download Tamil unicode fonts for free from here and then install in your computer.

4. Then set the Tools-->Internet options-->Fonts menu to the font you just installed and then Change the view-->Encoding menu in your browser to Unicode (UTF-8) and refresh your page.

Enabling Tamil on your desktop. Here's a comprehensive document to help you through enabling Tamil on your desktop on your favourite Operating System. Browse through the index and read the section relevant to your Operating System.

Who should read this?

If you are unable to view or edit the Tamil text on this Wikipedia, this page is for you. This page is also recommended for users who can view or edit but are not familiar with editing documents in Tamil using Unicode.Despite the title of the document, the instructions will apply to all sites and content which use Unicode.

Preparing your system for Tamil

While most new versions of WindowsOperating Systems and Linux Distributions have basic support for viewing and editing Tamil in Unicode, they still might have some quirks or need some configuration to get it working.

GNU/Linux Operating system

Ubuntu Dapper Drake

1. install Tamil support package

open synaptic package manager, search for language-support-ta install it

Ubuntu Edgy Eft

Download Tabuntu package and install it on your system

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Windows 2000/ XP/ 2003 Family

Before Installing UNICODE support

This is a sample screen shot show before setting up UNICODE in Windows 2003 Server

Picture shows the front page of Tamil Wikipedia before setting up Tamil UNICODE in Windows 2000

setting up UNICODE

Logon to the computer as an administrator
Start -> Run ->intl.cpl from there choose language tab and choose complex script if you are in Windows XP/2003 or Indic if you are in Windows 2000. Insert the appropriate CD when prompted. [1]
For windows XP/2003
- Go to Control Panel->Regional Settings->Languages->Install support for complex scripts including Thai (Figure below)
For Windows XP SP2
- You may prefer to install Tamil en:Windows Language Interface Pack gives nearly 80% of the operating system in Tamil.
For Widnows 2000
- Go to Control Panel->Regional Options ->Languages->Indic (tick the indic) and click OK.

This is where we need to setup UNICODE in Windows XP/2003

Click Apply/OK (Figure Below)

Just click OK

You will require the Windows 2000/XP/2003 CD Depending on your OS.
Note that any cd (I mean the same OS CD) will do the trick there is no need to have the same that used to install the os.

Restart your computer once you save all your opened files

Reboot

Display

Out of the Box support for viewing pages in Tamil thanks to the Arial Unicode MS font.

Fonts

Besides the Arial Unicode MS font, Windows XP also comes with Latha which gets installed if you follow the steps detailed in the next section (Input). You can also download Tamil unicode fonts from here.

Input

Selecting the Input method

Thamizha e-kalappai consists of it’s own UNICODE engine which doesn’t require require underlying operating system support. Although it is useful if you setup the underlying operating system support as you can rename the folders and do lot more.

Thamizha e-kalappai is available in three forms
- Anjal layout this is the phonetic version. Widely used by the tamil all over the world. Which actually get's the key sequence in English and then convert it to appropriate tamil words.
- Bamini layout is widely used in Sri Lanka which is actually based on old typewriter keyboard.
- Tamil 99 keyboard is suggested by the Tamil Nadu government and has not yet been popular out side of India.
There is an online Phonetic one where you can type is available viaThamizha
- Currently works verywell with firefox browser

There is another online Phonetic one where you can type is available via Indian Language Converter
- Currently works verywell with IE.

To enable unicode in windows xp download this file and install your computer it will enable your computer unicode ready.file available in the following link

Browsing

MS IE, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla and variants and Opera all display Tamil by Default without any modification and input if above step is carried out.

GNU/Linux and FreeBSD

Although almost all Linux Distributions have support for Tamil, browsing Tamil Unicode websites especially using the default Mozilla or its variants like Firefox, Galeon or Epiphany does not work.

Distribution specific

Mandrakelinux

Of all distributions, Mandrakelinux has the best support for Tamil out of the box. It includes Tamil fonts, Tamil lo