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What
do I do if instead of Indian language text, I see
boxes (as given below) or question marks?
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Indian
language text is coming but some words not are
formed properly? |
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Following
are the solutions for displaying Indian languages
correctly |
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You should first
enable/install the Indic (Windows Files for Indian
Language Display). |
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Click
here to enable Indic for Windows XP &
above |
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Click
here to enable Indic for Windows 2000
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b. |
Site will be best
viewed using the browsers: |
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Internet Explorer 6.0
& above |
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Firefox 1.5 &
above |
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Note: In case
you have an older version of Internet Explorer or
Firefox update it to version mentioned above.
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Below are the supported
Operating Systems that allows you to display
Indian Language Text: |
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Enable Indic for Windows XP
& above |
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Go to
Start->Settings->Control Panel->Date,
Time, Language & Regional Options
->Regional & Language Options->Languages
Tab-> (Tick the Install files for complex
scripts...) and click OK. |
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Click OK (Figure Below). |
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You will require the Windows XP CD
to enable Indic. |
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Enable Indic for Windows
2000 |
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Go to
Start->Settings->Control Panel->Regional
Options ->Languages->Indic (tick the Indic)
and click OK. |
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Click OK (Figure Below). |
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3. |
You will require the Windows 2000
CD to enable Indic. |
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