Installing fonts as complex script in Microsoft word

(1) Try to install OperaMini
(2) Then, get into the application
(3) Type "CONFIG:" on address bar (without quotes)
(4) Press GO
(5) Navigate to the bottom
(6) Look for "Use bitmap fonts for complex scripts"
(7) Chang it to "Yes"

Now it is possible to view any unknown fonts.

(1) Try to install OperaMini
(2) Then, get into the application
(3) Type "CONFIG:" on address bar (without quotes)
(4) Press GO
(5) Navigate to the bottom
(6) Look for "Use bitmap fonts for complex scripts"
(7) Chang it to "Yes"
Now it is possible to view any unknown fonts.

Open your opera mini and in the address bar write "opera:config" then power user setting page will open,scroll down and locate "use bitmap fonts for complex scripts" enable it/turn it on and done now you can see hindi language in opera mini

u have no other option. and if u want to view webpages in tamil font.follow these steps
1.download opera mini
2.after installing type OPERA:CONFIG
3.Then select
Use bitmap...for complex scripts[i cant remember]
4.then select yes and save.

then u can see all the tamil words in websites

1. Click on the start and go to Settings - Control Panel
2. Open the Regional and Language Options applet
3. On the Languages Tab check the "Install the file for complex script and right to left languages" checkbox to select it
4. Click OK
5. Insert the Microsoft Windows XP CD when prompted and allow installation to complete
6. Restart the computer when prompted to do so

During a clean WinXP installation, the Arabic fonts are installed as part of what Microsoft calls
Complex Script fonts. (MS documentation.)

To add Arabic font support to WinXP follow these steps.

1. Download fbarab.zip from this site.
2. Extract the installation package from fbarab.zip with a decompression utility.
3. Run fbarab.exe to install the Arabic keyboard layouts.
4. Restart Windows.
5. Load the keyboard layouts:
   1. Click on the Start button.
   2. Click on Control Panel.
      • The Control Panel is directly accessible in the standard Start menu but it is inside Settings in the classic Start menu.
   3. Click on "Date, Time, Language and Regional Options."
   4. Select the "Add other languages" task.
      • Or click on "Regional and Language Options" and select the Languages tab.
   5. Check the "Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages" option and click on the Apply button.
   6. Click Yes when you are asked to restart Windows.
   7. Go to "Add other languages" again and click on the Details button.
   8. Click on the Add button.
   9. Select Arabic in the drop-down list of input languages and select Arabic ASDF Eastern or Arabic ASDF Western in the drop-down list of keyboard layouts.
   10. Click OK as many times as you are prompted to and then close "Date, Time, Language and Regional Options."

For MS Office:

1. Click on the Start button.
2. Move the pointer over Microsoft Office Tools in Programs and click on Microsoft Office Language Settings.
3. Select the Enabled Languages tab, check Arabic and click OK.
4. Leave your preferred language as it is unless you really want to change it and click OK.
5. Click OK.

I hope that helps.

1. Need to download all the hindi font from the site http://salrc.uchicago.edu/resources/fonts/available/hindi/
OR
Instructions Things You'll Need:

• Microsoft Office CD or DVD
• Windows installation CD or DVD

1. Click the "Start" button, then click "Control Panel."
   
2. Double click "Add or Remove Programs" if you are running Windows XP or "Programs and Features" if you are running Windows Vista or 7.
3. Click the program list entry for the version of Microsoft Office that is installed, then click the "Change" button.
4. Select "Add or Remove Features," then click "Next" or "Continue."
5. Click the plus sign next to "Office Shared Features" to expand the category, then expand the "International Support" category.
6. Click "Hindi Font" or "Universal Font" depending on the Office version, then click "Run from My Computer."
7. Click "Continue" to finish installing the font. Insert the office disc if prompted, then return to the Control Panel window. If you are able to view Hindi fonts in Word, stop here. If you are not, you may need to enable support for complex fonts in Windows. Continue to the next step.
8. Double click "Regional and Language Options."
9. Click the "Languages" tab, then place a check in the box labeled "Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages." Click "OK" twice. If you are prompted to insert the Windows installation disc, insert the disc and click "OK."

Read more: How to Download Hindi Fonts to Microsoft Office Word ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6306649_download-fonts-microsoft-office-word.html#ixzz12qrgA6Vb

2.
If this isn't the word Gujarati: ગુજરાતી, in Gujarati then your computer probably doesn't have a Gujarati Unicode font installed and you will have problems reading the Gujarati section of this site.
Following are instructions for getting Gujarati Unicode to display properly on various computer operating systems.
Microsoft Windows Microsoft Office 2000 and Microsoft Office XP If you have a copy of Microsoft Office 2000 or Microsoft Office XP, or Microsoft Publisher 2002, and Gujarati is not displaying properly then you should install the Arial Unicode MS font which is distributed by Microsoft with these products.
If you are unsure how to install Arial Unicode MS from CD then please consult the Microsoft Help and Support website - try searching for "Arial Unicode MS".
Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 are not distributed with Arial Unicode MS so you will need to install an alternative Gujarati font.
You can download the following free, open source Gujarati fonts from the Indictrans Project:
Padmaa Medium, Padmaa Bold
Once you have downloaded the font file you can install using the font utility in the Control Panel, alternatively just copy the .ttf files into your \windows\fonts\ directory. There are more detailed instructions on our installing fonts page.

1. Click on the start and go to Settings - Control Panel 2. Open the Regional and Language Options applet 3. On the Languages Tab check the "Install the file for complex script and right to left languages" checkbox to select it 4. Click OK 5. Insert the Microsoft Windows XP CD when prompted and allow installation to complete 6. Restart the computer when prompted to do so

hey i too had da same prob and i jus downloaded a program called script from microsoft da name is script 5.7 jus download tht and install to solve this problem

Go to the following webpage, and it will provide some links to click on to install the Hindi font.
http://www.hindilearner.com/hindi_font.html