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1. Devanagari Font Download

To downloadClick on, and save the zip file to yourhard disk.Detailed InformationPlease read the information on Unicodeto understand how different languages, scripts and fonts work. Compatibility andSystem RequirementsThis keyboard layout works with any computer running Windowsversions later than Windows XP and having a standard 102 Key keyboard.Once installed, this becomes a system wide Devanagari Keyboard layout and is available to all theUnicode aware applications like MS Office Family applications, Notepad, mostbrowsers, and applications / systems running under browsers like Hotmail,Gmail, Facebook and so on. Note: If you are typingin browsers, you need to type slowly because the browsers seem to process yourkeystrokes rather slowly. Installation Instructions.

Step 1: Get thesystem set up to handle Complex Scripts.Note: This is step is required only for Windows-XP andWindows 2003 Server. If you have Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, yourOperating System is already configured to handle complex scripts. Go to Control Panel / Regional and Language Options Go to the Languages Tab If “Install Files for Complex Scripts.” is “On” i.e. Checked, go to, otherwise check it “On” and press OK.Windows will ask for the Windows XP CD and most probably will ask you toreboot. After reboot, go to.Step 2: Install theMarathi Phonetic Keyboard Driver Unzip the Keyboard Driver zip file that you downloaded earlier tosomewhere on your hard disk.

Devanagari Font Download

Locate the folder where your unzipped and run(double click) SETUP.EXE. Go to Control Panel / Regional and Language Options.

Click on the Details button under the “Text Services and InputLanguages” group. Click on Add and Add Your Input language, Check on the Keyboard layout /IME checkbox and select “ Marathi Phonetic by Makarand Gadre v 2.0.4”. OnWindows Vista or Windows 7, this will be already done so you need to justverify.To use the keyboard, use LeftAlt-Shiftto cycle through the installed keyboards. You can also use the language buttonon the windows Task Bar.If you want to use the keyboard for another language whichuses Devanagari (e.g. Sanskrit, Hindi, Konkani,Nepali), Click on “Add” choose your language, click on the keyboard then clickon “Show More” and locate and choose “Marathi Phonetic by Makarand Gadre”, and Press OK.How to type in Marathi ( Devanagari)This is a phonetic keyboard layout for typing Devanagari text. To goal is to be able to typetransliterated Devanagari text using the standard USEnglish keyboard layout. Effort has been made to have this layout reasonablyphonetic.Once the keyboard is correctly installed, task bar will showsomething similar toClick on the “EN” and a pop-up will allow changing thecurrent keyboardClicking on “Marathi (India)” will select Marathi as thecurrent input language.LeftAlt -Shift can beused to switch between English and Marathi.Table of KeysKeys Table lists the keystroke(s) and the character(s) itwill produce.The table consists of four columns Unicode ValueThis column lists the character values as specified byUnicode Consortium.

The Devanagari character chart inPDF format is available at(approx. Devanagari CharacterThe visual shape of the character in Mangal font, which comes with Windows. DescriptionThe description of the character.

Key SequenceThe key sequence to be typed to producethe Devanagari Characters. Do not type theangular brackets or the + sign. AltGr is theRight Alt key.

AltGr+I means hold down the AltGr key and type I and release the AltGr,similarly for Shift, however you can use either of left or right Shift keys. CompositeKeystrokesSome Devanagari characters will require more than one key presses. Date of the comment:2011/September/04At this point, many fonts still do not have the shape (picture)for the rupee symbol. So you will see a rectangle instead of the ₹ (RUPEESYMBOL).Asof today, the font “Segoe UI” which comes with Windows 7 has the symbol ₹and other fonts also may have it. If you see a rectangle instead of ₹,it means that the font does not have the shape (picture) for the Rupee symbol.Windows 7 and Microsoft Office 2010 products (Word 2010, Outlook 2010 etc.) doan automatic smart font substitution to show ₹ evenif you are typing in some other font. This also works in browsers like InternetExplorer, Firefox and Chrome. This does not seem to work in notepad, yet.Please see the Wikipedia article.