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My question is about transliteration: anyone know how to render

macrons (long a, as in Maa, etc) using Mac OS X? Someone told me

there is a keyboard character mix that will do it, back when i was on

OS 9.

 

If so, thanks in advance.

 

Max

 

 

Guest guest
Posted

93

 

I do not quiet understand Ur question — please put it more clearly. I am on Mac

OSX so

may be of some help :)

If i understood correctly, U want to type long vowels from keyboard. Then,

combination

depends upon font used — there are many for Mac OSX. For any font U may get full

keyboard review with application Font Book by Lemke Software. Latest version is

4.4.0, see

for it on macupdate.com

 

Regards,

A

 

, Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote:

>

> My question is about transliteration: anyone know how to render

> macrons (long a, as in Maa, etc) using Mac OS X? Someone told me

> there is a keyboard character mix that will do it, back when i was on

> OS 9.

>

> If so, thanks in advance.

>

> Max

>

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

Yes, that's what i was asking, thanks Arjuna.

 

Max

>If i understood correctly, U want to type long

>vowels from keyboard. Then, combination depends

>upon font used — there are many for Mac OSX. For

>any font U may get full keyboard review with

>application Font Book by Lemke Software. Latest

>version is 4.4.0, see for it on macupdate.com

 

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Guest guest
Posted

BTW does anyone know any good devanagari fonts with vast variety of ligatures,

nice looking

and preferably unicode?

Any platform will do, 'coz i can make Mac Type 1 or OTF with FontLab...

Guest guest
Posted

Have you tried Sanskrit 2003 (One of the biggest) / Sanskrit98, Code2000?

Thanks

Dp

 

On 4/2/06, Arjuna Taranandanatha <bhagatirtha wrote:

>

> BTW does anyone know any good devanagari fonts with vast variety of

> ligatures, nice looking

> and preferably unicode?

> Any platform will do, 'coz i can make Mac Type 1 or OTF with FontLab...

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Thanks

Dp

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