Re: [Indic-computing-users] input method for IE on Win 98

[<al...@ya...>]

Don't know if that's what what you're looking for but have a look at
http://www.aksharamala.com/
They have something on this; it's actually supposed to be free for a few days.
However, the guy who runs the show (Srinivas) has been known to be considerate
to freelance developers.
Also, the takhti editor at
http://geocities.com/hanu_man_ji/ works even on Win3.1, and the binary is free.
Not exactly an ime but can be used for copy paste.

Actually, I'm yet to find a wysiwyg editor on linux for devanagari. If it can
be done with notepad and takhti I'm sure it can be done on linux too. That's
not relevant to your query; just a thought.

Alok
 --- "Tapan S. Parikh" <ta...@ya...> wrote: > 
> 
> Any one know of a good way to generically input indic languages in Win
> 98 browsers (IE and/or Netscape)?  Preferably something free / open
> source / easily available?
> 
> I know this is the 25 million dollar question, but Im just wondering if
> other people have ideas that I dont...  
> 
> I know Sunil was working on a Java applet for this some time back, but
> is he still?  Mithi has some good ActiveX controls also as I understand.
>  Anything else that anyone knows about?
> 
> MS distributes Global IME for CJK languages, but nothing for Indic.
> 
> [Please dont flame me for using MS.  Its not my choice.]
> 
> -- Tapan
> 
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