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Q: I don't know how to use it . A: In order to write in Hindi with Hindi Word Writer, first check the following:- (A) Your computer meets the minimum requirement (Win2K or WinXP) and is correctly configured. (B) The software is correctly installed. Hindi Word Writer window appears. (C) Assuming you have Hindi word writer opened (as shown in B), you need another location (window) to write to. Open a Notepad window. Click on the notepad. It signals Hindi word writer that this is where you want the Hindi words to come from the Hindi word writer. Slide your mouse to Hindi word writer window. Inside the Hindi word writer window, click on any Hindi character, corresponding Hindi letters and words appear on the top text box. Please visit http://www.hindischool.com/writing%20in%20hindi/writing%20in%20hindi.htm for more details. If you are satisfied with the formed Hindi word, Left mouse click to select (words) or simply double click or right click to send these to the Notepad. You should now see the Hindi words in Notepad. You can also click for flow chart of operation
Q: How do you transfer the Hindi to say an Outlook email? A: Assuming that you know how to write in Notepad (see above), the easiest way is to transfer (copy & paste) the Hindi text from Notepad to Outlook email. This is because Hindi uses UTF-8 (Unicode) file system and not ANSI as is generally used for English environment of Notepad. Similarly when you want to send the message through Outlook express, the Outlook express prompts for encoding. Choose UTF-8 and Unicode as appropriate. Once Outlook is properly initialized Unicode, you can directly write on it.
Q: Does the recipient of the email have to have any particular font installed for the characters to display properly? A: Yes the settings for WinXP must be correct. Please refer http://www.clicknwrite.com/settings. To reply or write in Hindi, the recipient can download a copy of ClicknWrite.
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