Picture Bucket–3 (Funny)

Asteroid??

Taking rest after doing nothing

Unbelievable but awesome

Modern Jungle man

New invention for Maze lovers

This is Tablet PC (iPad) Generation.  So, laptops should go for this job.

Very sincere teacher… Very sincere students…

New digital camera with 50x zoom function…

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But where is the bridge?

Busy with FB

Think Different

I am the one and only who should be in your dream…!

Buffalophant….!

Force 9

Broken Beer

Landing Failed

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Funny quote but have to think…!

It’s a Pig

Very hard look…!

No need anybody… I’ll do it myself…!

Helmet is a must one, but not here!

For Emergency… Think Different

Mini Lorry Driver charged for riding without helmet….

How to view your own language font in Opera Mini?

 

Note: This guide is only for the mobile users who using Opera Mini web browsers to browse the internet..!

Most of the mobile phone’s internet browsers does not support Indian languages like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam etc.  If the mobile phone device doesn’t have these fonts as pre-installed, the browser also will not support to display these fonts.  Instead, the text content of the web page will display boxes as shown below.

Mobile phone’s browsers were configured only to work with the fonts which was already pre-installed in the device.  And you cannot install your own language font or the device will not allow you to modify these settings by it’s terms.

Thus you nee to use Opera Mini web browser.

If your mobile is JAVA enabled and your device doesn’t have Opera Mini web browser in it, then download and install Opera Mini from http://www.opera.com/mobile or from http://m.opera.com

Important: Please download and install Opera Mini.  Since this trick will work only in Opera Mini, Do not download and install Opera Mobile.  Optionally you can install Opera Mobile in parallel.

After install Opera Mini open it.

Type “opera:config” or “about:config” or “config:”(without quotes) in the Opera Mini address bar.

Now Opera mini will load the power-user settings page of Opera Mini like this image

Scroll down to bottom and you can find the option "Use bitmap fonts for complex scripts menu" (Should be last option)

 

Select "YES" in option and click save.

(Selecting this option to “yes” will do a font render work for all complex script fonts like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam in Opera’s server and will send back it to your browser after rendering it into bitmap.)

That’s it! Restart the Opera Mini browser and browse any webpage that contains your preferred local language.  Now, be amazed by reading your webpage in your own local language’s fonts in your Opera Mini web browser.

Important: This guide is only meant to read the complex script as bitmap in Opera Mini.  Still you cannot able to view your messages like SMS, e-mails etc. if it is in this type of font.  And you cannot able to type letters in these languages if it is not installed in your mobile’s operating system.

If you need any further assistance please leave your thoughts as comment here.

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- Ranguski

Type in your own language (Wherever you want)

Before you start reading this tutorial, please look our previous basic lesson about Google’s Transliterate.  This will be very useful to easy understand of this tutorial

You can see that lesson here http://ranguski.blogspot.com/2011/11/are-you-amazed-seeing-people-using.html

If you finished that lesson then go ahead.

Go to http://www.google.com/transliterate you should land in a Google’s Transliterate Compose page.  Now find the link “Download Google Transliteration IME” at the top right corner of the page and click it.



And it will take you to a new window and it should be like this.



From the “Smart, easy to use and intuitive!” box select your desired language by dropping the menu and find your language and clicking on it.



Below that menu, two radio buttons are there.  Select your exact bit type (probably you need not the change it.  Google will detect the version from your computer and will select the option default for you)

Press “Download Google IME” and the download will start automatically.

Go to your download folder and run the setup program (for this, you should have Administrator rights in you PC)



Installer will download Google language input component from it server and will show the EULA agreement.  Accept it after reading the agreement carefully and click “Next”



Google IME will install and give you a notification about the successful installation.
After successful installation a new language bar will appear at the top right corner of your screen….



Or at the Taskbar near the notification (Clock/Date) area.



Click on the language button and select your desired language.



That’s it.  All setup process where finished now.  Type and test it with your word processor or e-mail composer or wherever you want.





Google will show few word option in your language matching to your English input.  Select the exact word by clicking on it or hit space bat to select the first option.

If you need to use some special characters like ஃ or श्र, click the keyboard Icon and select the character from the map.





That's all.  Now you no need type copy & paste work.  Directly type in your own language wherever you want.  It may be e-mail composer, Word processor, Spreadsheet, Web forms, Facebook Postings or comments, Twitter etc.,

Then Why are you waiting for? Download it, install it, read instructions and start typing in your own language wherever you want.

- Ranguski

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How to type in Tamil….? (Page–3)

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It is simple if you hit the spacebar after typing a word, Google’s Transliterate will fetch the default option for the input. Don’t worry we have a solution here! just type the same word “Ranguski” and hit spacebar. Again you’ll get the same “ரன்குச்கி” instead of “ரங்குஸ்கி”. Now press the “Backspace” key one or two time from your keyboard. Now the screen might look alike this…

Voila…! we got an optional dropdown menu and it’ll show some more word which you can match with your thought and can select it by clicking on it. Here 6 option is there. But where is the word “ரங்குஸ்கி”..? Don’t be panic.. Google will show the optional words what’s stored in it’s database. We have a solution also for this.

Select the word “ரங்குச்கி”. Hit space and again type the the same word. now select “ரன்குஸ்கி”.

Now select the above highlighted word and hit delete. Now you can get the exact Tamil word ரங்குஸ்கி for Ranguski.

That’s it. Hope this is enough for you. Let me give a two three screenshots for other Indian languages too..

Hindi:

Type “Hindi” and get the word “हिंदी”.

Telugu:

Type “Telugu” and get it as “తెలుగు”

Kannada: (ಕನ್ನಡ)

Malayalam: (മലയാളം)

Even Urdu: (اردو)

(See it’s Coming from right to left)

You can use this Transliteration option not only for Indian languages. You can use it also for hundreds of languages in all-over the world!

But how can I type in my own language directly In the web i.e email, social network status (like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Orkut etc.,)..?

There is an advanced option available in Google and I’ll teach the same in next lesson.

For now use this Google Transliterate interface to type your thoughts, copy it and past it where you wish. You can paste it in Web forums, Postings, As comments in Facebook, for updating Twitter and even you can paste it in your documents like Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc., Like This..

Copy the text and paste in..

And here..

You can also use this interface to type full email in your own language, then copy and paste it in your mail composer like Yahoo!, Hotmail, Live Mail, your own corporate mail client etc.,

No need to install any special font in your computer especially for Microsoft Windows XP SP3, Windows 7 and later.

Note: This method tested in Windows 7

If you hate this Copy & Paste work, then try the simplified “Type in your own language (Wherever you want)” (for advanced users)

From here http://ranguski.blogspot.com/2011/11/type-in-your-own-language-wherever-you.html

Gmail user no need you concentrate this. Gmail has this option inbuilt and I’ve described it in our another tutorial. And you can find it at…

Then what are you waiting for… ஹ்ம்ம் ஆரம்பிங்க… அடிக்கிற அடியில் தாரை தப்பட்டைகள் கிழிந்து தொங்கவேண்டாமோ?????

I would like to give my special thanks to Mr.Muthappa Srinivasan (BHEL) who asked me this question and that question forced me to post this tutorial here…! Thank you Sir.

If you found this tutorial to be very useful, then just share this with your friends by e-mails, trough social networks etc.,

If you have any doubts, post it in below comment window and I’ll clear it for you.

With Greets – Ranguski

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