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How to view Indian language Unicode characters properly with Opera in Windows?

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To view Indian language web pages and Opera menus properly, Unicode support has to be enabled in Windows 2000 and Windows XP systems.

In Windows XP, Start > Control Panel > (Date, Time, Language and Regional Options) > Regional and Language Options > Language > [Enable] Install files for complex script and right-to-left-languages (including Thai) > OK

Windows XP Regional and Language Options
Enable 'Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages (including Thai)' in Windows XP

In Windows 2000, Start > Settings > Control Panel > Regional Options > General > Language settings for the system > [Enable] Indic > OK

Restart the system for the new setting to take effect.

Windows installation CD may be required to install Unicode support files.

Incorrect display of Tamil Unicode characters
Incorrect display of Tamil Unicode characters

Correct display of Tamil Unicode characters
Tamil Unicode characters after enabling Unicode support

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samfresco 21. June 2009, 14:05

:up:

A few years ago, I wanted the same but with Japanese characters. Since then, everytime I reinstall my Windows I install those packages.

R7raj 21. June 2009, 21:59

Cool Tamil.:wink:

Nerak 22. June 2009, 09:21

banana banana

Anonymous 22. June 2009, 10:05

GKR writes:

Still, no use in kde (kubuntu or opensuse) ... :-(

Chas4 27. June 2009, 23:24

:cool:

Anonymous 2. July 2009, 13:17

lola writes:

I did follow the steps but I can't view Indian language...
???

Tamil 2. July 2009, 14:06

Which language?

doctor82 18. July 2009, 16:55

Is there any way to enable unicode support for Opera in Ubuntu. I am forced to use Firefox to read websites in Malayalam, Tamil or other languages. Opera is the best browser for Ubuntu. It is light (runs great in my old laptop!), feature rich and customizable. I loved it both in Windows and now in Linux.

Also I would like to know if there is any way to enable bookmarklet support without permitting javascripts in a particular website. I use bookmarklets for using delicious bookmarks and other functions though I have disabled javascripts for security reasons.

Thanks for your excellent tips and advice. Keep up the good work Mr. Tamil. (I'm curious to know your real name and see your real pic though) Thanks for spreading our great culture; you make our nation proud.

Tamil 19. July 2009, 03:30

Originally posted by doctor82:

Is there any way to enable unicode support for Opera in Ubuntu.

I don't know.

Originally posted by doctor82:

Also I would like to know if there is any way to enable bookmarklet support without permitting javascripts in a particular website.

AFAIK, no.

Anonymous 21. July 2009, 15:07

Gourav writes:

what are legacy fonts? I suppose those are still not visible properly although unicode characters are displaying correctly after these steps

Tamil 21. July 2009, 15:13

what are legacy fonts? I suppose those are still not visible properly

Yes.

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