Users may download and install for free either Indic Input 1 or Indic Input 2, both of which are available in Nepali, Marathi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Oriya, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu. Microsoft also has support for these 12 Indian languages in Windows, Office, and Windows Live. Microsoft has developed a set of transliteration tools compatible with Windows for typing in the Indic languages. Microsoft Bhasha: Indic Language Input Tools The IME for every input language can be downloaded for free. It supports the same set of languages as Transliterate and allows users to type in the language of choice directly from the keyboard instead of copying and pasting it from the transliteration text editor. With the rising popularity of Google Transliterate, Google released the Google Input Method Editor (IME) for offline use. The API is available for website owners to enable transliterated input on their websites. Google Transliteration is available with Gmail, Orkut, Blogger, Knol and as a browser-based extension. Like other artificial intelligence algorithms, it learns organically from its user. Transliteration is done using a rich text editor. It supports phonetic transliteration using 28 languages, including 13 Indic languages. It works on a dictionary-based algorithm and tries to map the Latin characters typed into the online editor with an in-built dictionary in the chosen language.
Google Transliterate does not require users to memorise the transliteration scheme. Google Transliterate suggesting five possible phonetic transliterations The cerebral sound of the letter ‘d’ is typed as ‘D’, the dental sound as ‘d’. For instance, the long vowel ‘a’ (ā) is typed as ‘A’. Transliteration using Baraha takes a little time and effort to master as it follows a rigid typing syntax. Musical notations (Carnatic and Hindustani).Font conversion from Baraha fonts to third party fonts.InScript, Brhkbd and phonetic keyboard overlays.Conversion of text from one Indic script into another.BarahaIME: Input method editor (IME) compatible with Open Office and MS Office.It transliterates text typed using Unicode Latin characters to the chosen language. It supports Devnagari, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Gurumukhi, Malayalam, Oriya, Tamil, and Telugu scripts, which would together enable users to write in 20 Indic languages. Baraha Kannada interface (Source: )īaraha is a free-turned-proprietary Indic language word processor that works with Windows.
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