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2. Feature
2.1 Bangla Word uses a smart typing method; where you only need to remember how to type the Bengali alphabet from the QWERTY keyboard. The characters of the Bengali alphabet are placed on their phonetic, English, equivalent keys (with a few exceptions). 2.2 No special context menus or physical keyboard templates are required for infrequently used letters or jukthos. 2.3 Vowels following the consonants are automatically represented in their Akhar, ekar , etc form 2.4 Juktho representation of two characters can be obtained simply by typing the two characters as normal, followed by F1 key and the F2 key can be used to undo the jukto. 2.5 Type Bangla characters in the same order as the words are spelt in Bangla. 2.6 Same keyboard layout for all Bangla fonts (fonts must be configured first). Configuration file for the most popular fonts are already included. 2.7 Automatically convert between different Bangla fonts, simply by selecting the appropriated text and then changing the font in the usual way. 2.8 Change between English and Bangla fonts simply by pressing a key (F12 key) 2.9 Recognised Bangla font indicator in font pulldown, allows you to see all the Bangla fonts that will work with our program. Be sure to visit our site for updated font configuration files.
q v w x z . h
= = = = = = =
r c P a z x
Shift + q Shift + v
= =
y
d b v w
Shift + x Shift + f
(Dari)
= = =
Ctrl + g
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One not so obvious is: C = <Q>, shift <R> (think of C as in chittagong) Full Keyboard layout can be found on Appendix A.
B instead of the
then then you can simply press the F2 key to get your unjoined character.
Words that do not contains any Juktho -okkars can be typed as simply by finding the Bangla okkors from the keyboard, for example
Lmj is typed by typing 'klm' Bjl is typed by typing 'amar', notice that the first 'a' typed B and the 'a' after 'm' typed . lqj is typed by typing 'rahim'
As mentioned earlier any word that has juktho -okkars has to be typed with the aid the F1 key. Let us look at some example of how such words are typed in BanglaWord
Appendix A
For example, the Bengali characters under the S key can be obtained as follows:
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Appendix B
List of all Juktho Okkars and the corresponding characters required to obtain them.
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Please note that this list is not complete.. if you notice any jukto characters missing please inform us so that we may add it to the list.
System Requirements
Minimum system recommendation: 486 PC running Win95 32 Mb RAM 10 Mb free hard disk space SVGA monitor 1 Mb graphics card Standard keyboard & mouse Recommended system specifications: Pentium II PC running Win98 SE/WinMe/Win2k/WinXp 64 Mb RAM 100 Mb free hard disk space SVGA monitor 4 Mb graphics card Internet Access Standard keyboard & mouse
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