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Read and Type in ArmenianReading in Armenian Typing in Armenian Reading in ArmenianIn a few steps you will be able to read Armenian mail messages and Armenian websites at the same time you read in English or any Latin alphabet. Just select your Operating System. You will download a set of fonts designed in dual language, i.e., you may type either in Latin alphabet or in Armenian within the same font. This enables you to see multilingual messages on your mail or web browser. Note: You can read, but in order to type in Armenian (i.e., the alternative language of the dual font), you shall have a program that shifts easily between the two languages (with ALT+SHIFT) (see Typing in Armenian). Select your system clicking the upper frame. Back to TopReading in Armenian (Windows 95/98)1. Download the basic Armenian fonts for your browser. Click here 2. To install the fonts (once you have downloaded them): a) Open the Fonts
folder in Control Panel b) On the File menu, click Install New Font. c) Click the drive
and folder where our fonts were downloaded d) Double-click each font’s icon. 3. Configure your browser Netscape 3 a) Choose Options > General Preferences > Fonts b) In the field Use the Proportional Font, choose Arial AM or Arial Armenian c) In the field Use the Fixed Font, choose Courier AM or ArmNet Courier Netscape 4 a) Choose Edit > Preferences > Category > Fonts b) In the field Variable Width font, choose Arial AM or Arial Armenian c) In the field Fixed Width font, choose Courier AM or ArmNet Courier Internet Explorer 4 a) Choose View > Options > General > Fonts b) Select User defined c) In the field Variable Width font, choose Arial AM or Arial Armenian d) In the field Fixed Width font, choose Courier AM or ArmNet Courier Then you may choose View > Fonts > User defined Internet Explorer 5 a) Choose Tools > Internet Options > Fonts b) Select User defined c) In the field Variable Width font, choose Arial AM or Arial Armenian d) In the field Fixed Width font, choose Courier AM or ArmNet Courier Then you may choose Tools > Internet Options > Fonts > User defined NOTE: if your mail browser is set in HTML format, you shall change font to any ArmSCII compliant family, like Arial Armenian, etc. Back to TopReading in Armenian (Mac/OS)Download macfont8.sit. It contains ArmNet Times and ArmNet Courier TrueType fonts, and also 2 keyboard layouts: standard computer layout and traditional typewriter layout. Netscape will expand the Stuffit archive automatically for you. 1. Select all the files and drop them into System Folder. 2. Open Control Panel -- Keyboards. 3. Select US-ArmSCII-8 (computer layout) or US-ArmType-8 (typewriter layout). 4. Use CapsLock key to switch between English and Armenian keyboards. NOTE: The suggested fonts and keyboard layouts for Mac comply to ArmSCII-8 communication standard, thus they are intended only for Internet web browsing and mailing. Using this coding standard for other tasks in MacSystem, (f.ex. word processing or desktop publishing), may cause problems. Back to TopReading in Armenian (Unix)Please download and install this font pack ara.tar.gz Back to TopTyping in ArmenianOnce you have installed the fonts, you may also type in Armenian. But you will need a small program to shift easily (with an ALT+SHIFT stroke) between Armenian and Latin keyboards. You can make this in the same document and even the same line you are typing, because the fonts you have downloaded are composed by a double set of characters: Armenian and Latin. With ALT+SHIFT the system alternatively replaces the Latin set with the Armenian letters or the opposite. Back to TopTyping in Armenian (Windows 95/98)Please download and install the Armenian National Language Support Keyboard Driver NLS20.exe Back to TopTyping in Armenian (Mac/OS)Please download and install this font pack macfont8.sit Back to TopTyping in Armenian (Unix)Please download and install this font pack ara.tar.gz Back to Top
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