Installing InKey 2.0
- KeyMagic With Malayalam | Junaid
- Mozhi Malayalam Keyboard Help - Type To The World In Your ...
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If you are looking for an app that reads out Malayalam text, this one is perfect for you. Mozhi is an application developed by CDAC to assist users in reading. The word “Mozhi” means language which represents the Malayalam domain. This app helps you listen to texts in eyes and hand free mode. How to use Mozhi. Introduction: PYMOZHI- A Phonetic malayalam typing software developed using python and pygtk. This Zip File contains pymozhigtk.py - A GTK version. Gtk and python are prebuilt in ubuntu. So no special softwares requires. For using in windows you need python and gtk packages. Download:: Try this URL if the above url not worked for some reason. Select Malayalam-Mozhi for phonetic typing, and Malayalam-Inscript for the Inscript keyboard layout (the one used by CDAC LEAP/GIST software). I just tested this on Snow Leopard, but it should work on Leopard and Tiger as well, by following the installation instructions given along with the OS X installer on KeyMagic site ( download ).
Download one of the following installers:
InKey Setup (IPA) InKey installer with the International Phonetic Alphabet keyboard built-in
InKey Setup (Mozhi) InKey installer with a Malayalam keyboard built in
- Run the installer
- Once InKey is running, it is highly recommended that you customize your system tray to always show the InKey icon, not only when it has notifications.
Once InKey has been installed, additional Tinker-format keyboards can be installed individually by downloading and running them.
deva-DevRom | The DevRom layout for Devanagari |
deva-Winscript | Includes layouts for Hindi and Full Deva Winscript (with access to the full Devanagari block) |
beng-Winscript | 3 keyboard layouts in Bengali script: Bengali, Bangla, Hajong |
gujr-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Gujarati |
guru-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Gurmukhi |
knda-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Kannada. |
orya-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Odiya (formerly Oriya). |
taml-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Tamil |
telu-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Telugu |
mlym-Winscript | User-customizable layout for Malayalam |
mlym-Mozhi | Malayalam keyboard for typing as if Romanized |
ru-RussianPhonetic | Phonetic layout for Russian |
IPA | International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) keyboard |
grek-KoineGreek | Koine Greek layout |
hebr-ClassicalHebrew | Classical Hebrew |
latn-Tinker | For Tinker keyboard developers to type Tinker special characters |
Generic | Sample keyboard template |
more coming soon... |
Legacy keyboards are still available to members who previously had access to them.
From the time I moved on the Mac, I have been rather upset with not having access to a good interface to type Malayalam on, though the reading problems were more or less solved by the excellent instructions on 33dots.com. I really missed Mozhi Keyman, and Google transliteration was not a very good replacement, as text had to be copied from the browser every time.
So, I was excited to hear from Harold James of Workers Forum about the new transliteration service, KeyMagic, and the Malayalam phonetic keymap for Keymagic created by Junaid. Junaid has created Malayalam keymaps, for both the phonetic scheme Mozhi and the native keyboard layout Inscript, to work with Keymagic, and he has a packaged installer for Windows.
It was sufficient to add Junaid’s keymap files to the OSX IME package published by the Keymagic team, to make Malayalam typing possible on my Mac. The packaged app is available for download here.
To install, just follow the instructions below:
1. Copy KeyMagic.app to ~/Library/Input Methods.
2. Log out and log in again (or just restart).
3. Open System Preferences, go to Language and Text, and enable KeyMagic in the Input Sources tab.
4. Check the option Show input menu in the menu bar.
KeyMagic With Malayalam | Junaid
To type in Malayalam:
Mozhi Malayalam Keyboard Help - Type To The World In Your ...
1. On the menu bar, click on the input menu and select KeyMagic as the current input source.
2. The input menu on the menu bar now shows the options Malayalam-Mozhi and Malayalam-Inscript. Select Malayalam-Mozhi for phonetic typing, and Malayalam-Inscript for the Inscript keyboard layout (the one used by CDAC LEAP/GIST software).
See Full List On Inkeysoftware.com
I just tested this on Snow Leopard, but it should work on Leopard and Tiger as well, by following the installation instructions given along with the OS X installer on KeyMagic site (download).
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