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| Linux based application
for Indian languages |
LISM, Indian Script Font Code (ISFOC)
Manager for LINUX platform, enables the use of Indian
languages on LINUX based applications. LISM is the ideal
multilingual office automation solution for Indian language
word processing and data processing, on-line communication,
publishing - including web publishing and other applications.
Salient Features:
- Allows word processing on Linux systems- The user
can create documents and text files in Indian Languages
using Linux based word processor and text editors
- Works in multiple documents
simultaneously
- Supports
seven Indian scripts- Devnagari, Gujarati, Kannada,
Malayalam, Oriya, Tamil and Telugu
- Keyboard
Layout- Presently LISM supports only Inscript, Phonetic,
Typewriter & Remington Typewriter Keyboard layouts
- Works
with Mozilla and Netscape
- Multilingual Utilities
Spellchecker
Official language dictionary
Fileconverter ( iscii 2 isfoc and vice versa )
System
Requirments:
- RedHat
Fedora Core 4 & above OR Debian 4.0 & above
- X Window
Support
- GNOME
LISM
has been successfully tested with the following applications:
| Application |
Linux Versions |
- gEdit
- gNotePad
- OpenOffice
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- Debian 4.0, RedHat Fedora Core 4 &
above
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Also LISM has
been tested with Mozilla and Netscape browsers on RedHat
(version RedHat Fedora Core 4 & above)
Note:
The LISM installer installs Indian language fonts only
for X Font Server. Some applications use their own fonts,
and have their own font installation method. For such
application Indian language fonts can be installed manually.
Otherwise, such application show garbage when data is
entered using LISM.
Limitations:
- Printouts
of Indian language documents cannot be taken through
gEdit and gNotePad (because of the limitation of these
applications).
- Koffice
and StarOffice allows printing of Indian language
documents only in Post Script format.
- Monolingual
fonts are supported for all the seven languages and
Bilingual fonts are supported only for Devanagari
and Gujarati.
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