devanagari for the mac
Paul G. Hackett
ph2046 at COLUMBIA.EDU
Fri Aug 21 15:47:01 UTC 2009
At 11:26 AM -0400 8/21/09, Herman Tull wrote:
> Can the Mac version be used in such a way that devanagari text can
>be entered directly from the keyboard
Macintosh computers running the latest software (with full
"International" configuration) are fully capable of rendering Unicode
Devanagari characters via several keyboards. As long as the default
fonts are installed, you just need to enable the keyboard(s) by going
to "System Preferences" --> "International" --> "Input Methods" and
selecting ("checking") one or more Devanagari keyboards.
You then just need a word-processing software that is
Unicode-compliant (FYI, Microsoft Word is *NOT*), such as Apple's
"Pages" or "TextEdit", or some free editors such as "Bean".
regards,
Paul Hackett
Columbia University
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