>>>   So, why dont you implement a textarea with js at back to write in

> Since you said you use browser to watch, it, most content is web pages, i
> guess. So, why dont you implement a textarea with js at back to write in
> indic languages, otherwise OS level transliteration can be implemented
> using tools like pramukh/baraha etc

> On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Binayak <contact.ores...@gmail.com>wrote:

>> Folks,
>>    I am developing an e-learning application and goal is to enable
>> students in rural area ( without any internet connection) with high quality
>> training materials. In most of cases these training materials will be done
>> in local language and stored in a database. I am using Indic
>> transliteration services.  The training material is accessed through a
>> browser. All is well as long as we have an internet connection. However, it
>> does not work when there are no internet connection.

>>     I am not sure if this use case is supported ?

>> Thanks

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