----- Original Message -----
  From: Vikram V
  To: அழகி (Azhagi)
  Sent: 23 July, 2009 7:24 PM
  Subject: [A z h a g i] Reg: Unicode Text.

  Hello Viswanathan,

  First of all a bunch of thanks for azhagi, adavathu azhagi azhagaga
  irukirathu.

  i have a doubt regarding unicode font.

  I want to know whether can i use unicode text without enabling unicode
  fully option in my system, like how it works in azhagi unicode editor,
  i.e., when i tried to paste a tamil content in azhagi unicode editor
  using Arial Unicode MS is works fine, as same like that when i tried
  to paste the same tamil content using Arial Unicode MS in Notepad or
  any other editor it was not working correctly, it was really good.

  so how can i make to work tamil text in notepad or some other editor
  without enabling unicode fully option in my system.

  Thanks in Advance.

  Vikram V.

noblehear...@gmail.com> wrote:
>  Dear Brother Vikram,

> Thanks for your compliments.

> *To answer your doubt:*

> *(1)* If you are using Windows Vista, you don't need to enable any Unicode
> settings anywhere. You can straightaway start typing in Unicode (in Tamil,
> Hindi, etc.) in ALL applications - like Notepad, MS-Word, MS-Powerpoint,
> etc. [ For those of you who are not aware yet, one can transliterate in
> Hindi (in beta stage - Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Punjabi, etc.)
> in ALL applications, using the latest version of Azhagi (which is 6.1.1,
> as of now) released on 19th July 2009. For details on multi-lingual
> transliteration, please visit http://azhagi.com/multi.html | For
> downloading the latest 'Azhagi', visit www.azhagi.com as usual ]

> *(2)* If you are using WinXP (Win2K, Win2003), then you have to enable
> Unicode fully if your need is to type in Unicode Tamil in certain specific
> applications - like Notepad, MS-Word and MS-Powerpoint.

> *(3)* Enabling Unicode fully in your system is a very easy task only,
> which can be accomplished within a very few minutes. Please visit
> http://azhagi.com/uniset.html to find methods suggested therein to enable
> unicode fully. Please follow the method which is convenient for you.

> *(4) *Even after enabling Unicode fully, if your need is to specifically
> type in Unicode Tamil in MS-Word or MS-Powerpoint, you need to know certain
> additional one-time information. The same is available at
> http://azhagi.com/uniset.html#wordpp

> *(5)* Please note that even without enabling Unicode fully in Windows XP,
> one can type freely in Unicode Tamil in very many applications, a list of
> which is as follows:

> - Azhagi's Unicode Editor [For those of you who are not aware yet, to
> start Azhagi's Unicode editor, click on the 'Unicode Editor' button at the
> right top of Azhagi's opening window. You can also press 'F8' to start this
> editor. In this editor, apart from Tamil, you can transliterate in other
> Indian languages too: Hindi (in beta stage - Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada,
> etc.)]

> - Wordpad (For those who don't know, you can find 'Wordpad'
> here: 'Start->All Programs->Accessories)
>  - ALL 'Open Office' applications like Writer, Calc, etc. (version used
> for testing: 3.1.0)

> - Outlook Express (version used for testing: 6.0)
> - MS Outlook (version used for testing: Office 2002)

> - MS Excel (version used for testing: Office 2002)
> - MS Access (version used for testing: Office 2002)

> - Internet Explorer (except in the address bar - i.e. the place where
> we type website addresses; version used for testing: 6.0)
> - Firefox (version used for testing: 3.5.1)
> - Google Chrome (version used for testing: 2.0.172.37)

> - Skype (version used for testing: 4.1.0.141)
>  - GoogleTalk (version used for testing: 1.0.0.104)
>  - Windows Live Messenger (version used for testing: 8.1.0178)

> *(6)* Yahoo Messenger (version used for testing: 8.1.0.421) does not
> support Unicode Tamil typing without enabling Unicode fully.

> *Important Note:*
> All the above points pertain to typing in Unicode Tamil only. Otherwise,
> using Azhagi, one can always type in non-unicode Tamil (i.e. in Tscii fonts
> like SaiIndira) in ANY application (including MS-Word, Notepad, etc.) at
> any time.

> kind regards
> viswanathan, *love all serve all*, www.azhagi.com

>  ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Vikram V <vijayarengavikramvdc...@gmail.com>
> *To:* அழகி (Azhagi) <azhagi@googlegroups.com>
> *Sent:* 23 July, 2009 7:24 PM
> *Subject:* [A z h a g i] Reg: Unicode Text.

> Hello Viswanathan,

> First of all a bunch of thanks for azhagi, adavathu azhagi azhagaga
> irukirathu.

> i have a doubt regarding unicode font.

> I want to know whether can i use unicode text without enabling unicode
> fully option in my system, like how it works in azhagi unicode editor,
> i.e., when i tried to paste a tamil content in azhagi unicode editor
> using Arial Unicode MS is works fine, as same like that when i tried
> to paste the same tamil content using Arial Unicode MS in Notepad or
> any other editor it was not working correctly, it was really good.

> so how can i make to work tamil text in notepad or some other editor
> without enabling unicode fully option in my system.

> Thanks in Advance.

> Vikram V.