- Download and copy AnjaliOldLipi.TTF to C:\Windows\Fonts folder.
- In Internet Explorer, Click Tools, Internet Options, Fonts. Select Language Script Malayalam. Then select Web page font as AnjaliOldLipi. Press OK and OK.
- For the malayalam webpage you are viewing, in Internet Explorer, Go to View-> Encoding and set encoding as Unicode (UTF-8).
Thatz it.
If you feel AnjaliOldLipi font as less aesthetic, use ‘Kartika.TTF’ font, which is supplied with WindowsXP SP2
To Read Malayalam Unicode in Windows with Internet Explorer 6.0:
To Write Malayalam Unicode, you have three choices:
- Varamozhi Editor
- Baraha Editor (MultiLanguage Editor for Indic scripts)
- Direct Input, check instructions below:
How do I directly input Malayalam in rest of the applications like MSWord?
- Install a Unicode font as described in the first section.
- Use Baraha Direct in Baraha or Mozhi Keymap or Sunny’s Keymap
- Start writing.
