1. Can you tell me
the name of the font Nilacharal uses for its
web pages?
Nilacharal is using 'TheneeUni' Unicode font for
web pages and ‘TSC_Avarangal’ for archived index
pages. Old pages are in TSc avarangal &
Latha fonts.
2. Do I need to
install any of the fonts to view Nilacharal?
No. Since we are using dynamic fonts they
will be automatically downloaded to enable
you to view the fonts clearly while browsing
through our website.
3. What browsers do
I need to view Unicode Tamil WebPages?
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If you are
running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me,
Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP,
Windows 2003 and you are using either of the
following browsers:
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Internet
Explorer version 5.0 and later versions
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Opera version
6.0 and later
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Mozilla
Firefox version 1.0.5 and later
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Netscape
Navigator version 4.5 or a later version,
but not version 6.0 (Netscape 6.0 does not
support dynamic fonts. If you use Netscape
6, you have to download the Tamil font.)
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If you are
running MacOS, you are using Netscape
Navigator 4.5 or later (but not version 6)
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If you are
running Linux, you are running Netscape
Navigator version 4.5 or later (but not
version 6).
4. I am using the
above said browsers and platforms. But still
I’m unable to view your site. What can I do?
Make sure whether you are using correct
encoding format. To do this,
(a) In
Internet Explorer
Click on View menu >> Encoding >> More
>> Unicode (UTF-8)
(b) In Opera
Click on View menu >> Encoding >>
Unicode >> UTF-8
(c) In Mozilla Firefox,
Click on View menu >> Character Encoding
>> Unicode (UTF-8).
(d) In Netscape Navigator,
Click on View menu >> Character Encoding
>> More Encoding >> Unicode >> Unicode
(UTF-8).
5. I have done all
these. Yet, I am unable to view the pages.
What do I do?
Installing TSC_avarangal, Latha & TheneeUni
fonts might solve your problem.
You can download the fonts from here:
TSC
avarangal font
Latha
font
TheneeUni font
TheneeUniTx font
6. Even after installing the fonts, pages
are not readable in browsers other than
Internet Explorer. Is there any other steps
to follow?
Yes. For this,
Windows XP CD is needed.
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Go to Control
panel >> Regional languages and settings
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Click
"languages" tab in the dialog box
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Check "Install
files for complex script and right-to-left
languages (including Thai)".
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Click Ok in
the Msgbox appearing.
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Click Ok. It
will prompt for the folder "i386" from your
CD. Insert Windows XP CD and navigate to the
folder "i386"
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Click Ok.
follow the installation steps.
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You are done.
Now the unicode font will appear properly in
any browser.
If nothing works out, get in touch with us.
We will reply to your queries as soon
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