Azhagi Tamil Software in title. Kural Tamil Software Utilities, Free, $0.00, 2.3 MB. Kural Tamil Software is a keyboard manager that helps to directly input Tamil in any Microsoft Windows applications. Baraha is an Indian language software which supports typing Kannada, Konkani, Tulu, Hindi, Marathi. Portable Indian languages transliteration software Azhagi+ (அழகி+), with an extraordinary Tamil fonts converter. Users of Azhagi are varied - individuals.

Recently when i was working for a client’s project, I have had to type around three pages of content in Tamil. Although, I am native Tamil speaker, I have no idea on how to type in Tamil. So, I looked at few solutions and after few hours, I was able to type in Tamil. Since, not many of you are aware of this process (I am sure you won’t be here, if you are aware of this process), I am going to use this blog space to write a tutorial about it. If you would like to type in Tamil in MS word, then follow the step by step instructions given below. The process is quite simple and you will be able to type in Tamil in no time at all.

Tutorial To Type In Tamil In MS Word: 1) Before getting started, make sure that you have installed in your computer. You don’t have to install a particular version of MS office as this tutorial will work for all versions.

2) Next, go to. 3) In its homepage, click on “ Download Azhagi+” to download the software, which is free to use. 4) Once it is downloaded, go the folder where the file is located and extract the zip package using or to get the.exe file. Once done, click on the.exe file to begin the installation process. 5) Now, follow the on-screen instructions to finish the installation process.

Once you have finished the installation, click on the “ Azhagi+” shortcut icon in your desktop to open up its window. Once done, minimize the software window but don’t close it.

6) Next, open up MS Word in your computer. Harry potter book series pdf. Once done, just click on the “ F10” button in your keyboard to switch to Tamil font. Now, you can type the Tamil sentences in English and they will get automatically translated to Tamil. Now you will be able to Type in Tamil in MS Word 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 or any other versions. If you find this tutorial useful, please spread the word about it by sharing this tutorial on your social networking websites.

Azhagi Unicode Editor Azhagi (: அழகி) is a tool used to convert the words to regional languages like, and some other languages which named as among the transliteration tools that 'stand out' in 2002. Since 2000, Azhagi has provided support to Tamil transliteration; later this was expanded to nearly 13 Indian Languages.

In 2006 Azhagi was the recipient of the of India's Digital Empowerment Foundation and the, in the category Localization. In the same year Azhagi was identified as a 'success story' by Microsoft's Indic language computing site. Contents • • • • • • • • Features [ ] Azhagi is the first successful Tamil transliteration tool which has lots of users throughout the world. Azhagi helps the user to create and edit contents in several Indian languages including,,,,,,,,,,, and without having to know typing in these languages. Text of these languages can be produced only typing the phonetic equivalent of English. Azhagi can be embedded for direct typing text of these languages in applications apart from, including Microsoft products like, and also other applications all the.

Azhagi initially developed as a Tamil word processor having its own screen for typing contents in Tamil. The user can optionally select a dual screen or a single screen for transliteration. The Tamil text corresponding to the English text forming the phonetic equivalent of Tamil typed in the upper half of the screen is displayed in the lower half. This feature enables the user to ascertain the correctness of contents being typed. The single screen option can be chosen by users who have become familiar with the key mappings to be able to see larger portion of text than that seen in dual screen mode.

The mapping summary that lists the English alphabets to be typed to get every Tamil alphabet is presented in the form of a concise table in the Azhagi Screen. This guides the new user who is yet to become familiar with the key mappings in finding the correct for every alphabet. The text displayed in Azhagi screen is with encoding. A editor for typing Tamil text in encoding with a separate display screen comes together with Azhagi.

Azhagi has another novel application known as Azhagi+ that enables wider range of settings and options to the user. • Azhagi+ Enables typing in Indic languages in Windows XP in MS-Word, it doesn't require to enable Unicode explicitly. • It gives Portable Support so that one can use it from pen-drive itself • One can have one's own hotkey for any LFK (Language + Font + Keyboard Layout combination) (no need to be dependent on F10 which may not work in laptops if function key configurations are changed) • There is Dynamic in-built help for keymappings of all languages (no need to refer online help pages) • One can change existing key mappings in any manner for any LFK (Language + + Layout combination) in an easy and straightforward manner - quite unique among the • One can create one's own keyboard layout for any LFK. Android Version [ ] In 2016, Azhagi has launched the Mobile App for Android users with the custom transliteration feature. Though this app is created based on Indic Keyboard, it supports both the transliteration and transcription.

Development team [ ], a software professional, developed Azhagi after he quit from due to illness. During 1999, the tools in Tamil had a lot of rough edges. Most importantly, it was not user-friendly. It was then, Viswanathan resolved to develop a user-friendly -to- transliteration software. Later in 2000, Azhagi was released and he named the software Azhagi, to symbolise his wife's 'beautiful' heart. Support from users [ ] Lot of websites, software, documents which uses the Tamil font make use of the Azhagi and it has support from the user and they are displaying their thanks giving note on their blogs and web pages. In addition to the transliteration tool, Azhagi also provides links to hundreds of free Tamil fonts in,, TAB and TAM format.