For instance, if we type “namaste” using the Phonetic keyboard, it will automatically suggest नमस्ते /ਨਮਸਤੇ/ નમસ્તે in Hindi/Punjabi/Gujarati. As words are typed using the existing keyboard, Indic Phonetic keyboards transliterate them to suggest possible Indic text options. Different with Indic INSCRIPT Keyboards, Indic Phonetic Keyboards are based on natural pronunciation and users can use it immediately without any learning cost. The transliteration rules used in the keyboards are based on ISO 15919.
The phonetic keyboards are available starting from Windows Update, and Indian language users won’t need to download and install any external Input Method Editors (IMEs) to input Indic text in a phonetic style. The Indic Phonetic keyboards are in addition to the Indic Traditional INSCRIPT keyboards already available with Windows. Download Normal.Phonetic keyboards in Indian languages are available in 10 Indian languages including Hindi, Bangla, Tamil, Marathi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Odia, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. Version 3.5 includes both the Unicode Tab and Gujarati Tab. This is compatible with Microsoft Word 2010 and will NOT work with Word 2007. Download Normal.dotm for Microsoft Word 2007 Microsoft Office Word 2010 Gujarati Tab v 3.5ĭownload and rename to Normal.dotm. Although it works in Word 2010, it will display "Compatibility Mode" on the title bar.
Microsoft Office Word 2003 Gujarati Toolbars Download Normal.dot for Microsoft Office 2003 Microsoft Office Word 2007 Gujarati Tab v 3.0 The instuction are found here: How to Install. to install, you have to replace the default Normal.dotm with this one. I also have a simplified template for word 2003 that uses the Toolbars instead.
You can download the template for Word 2007 and Word 2010 from the links below. The Gujarati and Unicode Tabs are actually a modified Normal.dotm template for Microsoft Word. Download the Gujarati and Unicode Tabs Template
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