>>>>> "Arvind" == rarvind  <Arvind> writes:

    Arvind> | How does one display Hindi pages in Netscape?  For
    Arvind> instance I have 2 | or 3 Devnagri fonts on my system
    Arvind> (shusha, richa and webdunia?), but | each site I visit
    Arvind> seems to require it's own font.  If I install the |
    Arvind> webdunia font I can view the webdunia site in Devnagri but
    Arvind> not | (e.g.) http://www.bbc.co.uk/hindi/.  BBC, of course,
    Arvind> provides its | fonts in a DOS executable, which is so
    Arvind> helpful :) | | Is one restricted to using one font per
    Arvind> site, or is there a method by | which one can specify that
    Arvind> all Hindi pages, regardless of site, should | be displayed
    Arvind> using the webdunia font (or shusha or richa)?  |

    Arvind> There was a technology, i dont rememeber the name exactly,
    Arvind> but I have seen some folks use it in my previous office.

    Arvind> You can have server side fonts which load along with the
    Arvind> web-page. It will basically use some known font on ur
    Arvind> machine like Arial etc. SO, if you will view source the
    Arvind> web page, the font would be in arial ( the font which it
    Arvind> needs to render its language on ur browser), but it would
    Arvind> be all junk characters.

Umm, I'm not clear: either the fonts are on the server or they are on
my system.  Which of the two?

    Arvind> let me give u two sites, but of course they are not hindi
    Arvind> sites, but Tamil.

    Arvind> http://www.chennaionline.com/festivalsnreligion/slogams/slogam291.asp
    Arvind> http://www.kamakoti.org/tamil/

They show junk in Times Roman here, or in Devnagri if I set the
encoding to User-defined (perhaps I fiddled around too much with
Netscape last night).

    Arvind>  you dont have to download any font.

    Arvind> if you are a krishna bhakt, and want me to translate those
    Arvind> bhajans for you, then like a true krishna, i would want ur
    Arvind> daughters hand in marriage only.  YOu can keep ur kingdom
    Arvind> ;-)

'Scool, I can translate `Punarapi janamam, punarapi maranan, punarapi
janani yathare sharnam' with the best of them :-)  *Phew, saved my
daughter for yet another day!*

    Arvind> the english version is not very correct.

Regards,

-- Raju
-- 
Raju Mathur          [EMAIL PROTECTED]           http://kandalaya.org/
                     It is the mind that moves


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