However, I will make Uninagari available for download very soon.Ħ. There are other better tools for offline typing. This tool basically fills the need for online typing. I want to use Uninagari offline/download it for my personal use. To set up Indic IME on your read this article.ĥ. My recommendation is to graduate to IME as soon as possible. It is also a great tool for beginners in Indian language typing. Uninagari has been found to be most useful when you are working on a computer not your own, where you don’t have permission or time to install anything. When you have access to other editors, obviously you don’t need to use Uninagari. Why should I use Uninagari, when my operating system has IME (Input Method Editors), and other editors are available?

Uninagari editors for languages other than Hindi support only one keyboard layout.Ĥ. Even if you are a beginner typing devanagari and will be typing more in future, I recommend getting used to Inscript layout. What is there for me?ĭevanagari typewriter has the option of three more keyboard layouts – Inscript, Remington and Shusha. I am already used to a typewriter layout. Look at the keyboard graphic for details.ģ. Second preference has been given to tha shape of the character. By semi-phonetic, I mean that as far as possible, characters are assigned to their nearest phonetic equivalent in Roman script. The keyboard layouts either follow an established standard keyboard, or are semi-phonetic. You can apply all formatting in the destination document.Ģ. Uninagari is a simple text editor and will not allow any text formatting (bold, italic, font size change). You can type your words, sentences, paragraphs in the text box provided and can copy it (Ctrl+C) and paste it (Ctrl+V) to your document (word-processor, email, presentation software, graphics software, whatever) as long as it supports Unicode. It is a simple, no-frills typewriter that enables you to type in some Indian languages, using Unicode fonts. (Update December-08: Now Uninagari supports Bangla, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu) If you use Uninagari and have a question, please go through the following FAQ, and if your question is not covered, leave a comment at the end of this post. Very soon, I will add some more Indian languages. At this time, it supports Devanagari (Hindi, Marathi, Sanskrit, Nepali, Maithili, Konkani, Dogri, Sindhi, Kashmiri, etc.), Gurumukhi (Panjabi, Kashmiri, Sindhi, etc.) and Nastaliq (Urdu). This post will act as FAQ for Uninagari – an online Indian language Unicode typewriter, that has existed on this site for a couple of years, and has now expanded to include more keyboard options and more languages.

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