Difference between revisions of "Tibetan Editing on Windows Computers"
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| − | ==Tibetan Unicode enabling Windows Vista== | + | ==Tibetan Unicode enabling Windows Vista or Windows 7== |
===Input methods and complex script display=== | ===Input methods and complex script display=== | ||
| − | No software needs to be installed: Windows Vista already | + | No software needs to be installed: Windows Vista / 7 already contain all three required components: an input method (see Control Panel / Regional and Language settings for a Tibetan keyboard), support to display Tibetan script and a Tibetan font, Microsoft Himalaya. |
| − | ===Tibetan Fonts=== | + | ===Additional Tibetan Fonts and Wylie Input Methods=== |
| − | In addition you might want to install additional [[Tibetan Fonts]] (all existing Unicode fonts seem to work well) or an alternative [[Tibetan Input Method]], for example [http://tise.dzogchen.ru/ TISE]. | + | In addition you might want to install additional [[Tibetan Fonts]] (all existing Unicode fonts seem to work well) or an alternative [[Tibetan Input Method]], for example [http://tise.dzogchen.ru/ TISE]. TISE supports Wylie. |
You can directly start using Notepad, OpenOffice or the latest Microsoft Office version to create Tibetan documents in standard Unicode encoding. | You can directly start using Notepad, OpenOffice or the latest Microsoft Office version to create Tibetan documents in standard Unicode encoding. | ||
[[Category:Incomplete Pages]] | [[Category:Incomplete Pages]] | ||
Revision as of 11:40, 12 August 2009
Tibetan Unicode enabling Windows Vista or Windows 7
Input methods and complex script display
No software needs to be installed: Windows Vista / 7 already contain all three required components: an input method (see Control Panel / Regional and Language settings for a Tibetan keyboard), support to display Tibetan script and a Tibetan font, Microsoft Himalaya.
Additional Tibetan Fonts and Wylie Input Methods
In addition you might want to install additional Tibetan Fonts (all existing Unicode fonts seem to work well) or an alternative Tibetan Input Method, for example TISE. TISE supports Wylie.
You can directly start using Notepad, OpenOffice or the latest Microsoft Office version to create Tibetan documents in standard Unicode encoding.
