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1. | What do I do if instead of Indian language text, I see boxes (as given below) or question marks? |
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2. | Indian language text is displayed but some words are not formed properly? |
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| Following are the solutions for displaying Indian languages correctly |
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| a. | You should first enable/install the Indic (Windows Files for Indian Language Display). |
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| b. | Site will be best viewed using the browsers: |
| - | Internet Explorer 6.0 & above |
| - | Firefox 1.5 & above |
| | Note: In case you have an older version of Internet Explorer or Firefox update it to version mentioned above. |
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| c. | Below are the supported Operating Systems that allows you to display Indian Language Text: |
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| | Languages | Operating System | Gujarati | Windows XP and above | Hindi | Windows 2000 and above | Kannada | Windows XP and above | Malayalam | Should be Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (Essential) | Punjabi | Windows XP and above | Telugu | Windows XP and above | Tamil | Windows 2000 and above | |
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| Enable Indic for Windows XP & above |
| 1. | 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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| 2. | Click OK (Figure Below). |
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| 3. | You will require the Windows XP CD to enable Indic. |
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| Enable Indic for Windows 2000 |
| 1. | Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->Regional Options ->Languages->Indic (tick the Indic) and click OK. |
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| 2. | Click OK (Figure Below). |
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| 3. | You will require the Windows 2000 CD to enable Indic. |
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