Pali and Sanskrit Input

Romanized Pali and Sanskrit input methods

How to input Romanized Pali and Sanskrit (letters with diacritic marks) in Openoffice.org 3.2 in Linux and Windows

Openoffice.org 3.2 comes with two useful features:

  1. Alt keys can be used as shortcut keys.
  2. Open type fonts (otf) support

How to use iBus to input Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Ubuntu

Updated on Nov 24 2010 for Ubuntu 10.10 and Linux Mint

Step 1. Install iBus-m17n

sudo apt-get install iBus-m17n

Step 2: create a new input method file for Transliteration

How to use IBus to type Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Ubuntu 9.10

Ubuntu 9.10 changed input method from scim to IBus. IBus is more flexible and powerful than scim.

Setp 1: Enable IBus
Form Menue, System -->Administration -->Lanuage Support

How to input/type Romanized Pali and Sanskrit in Openoffice 3

Update (March 16, 2010): Openoffice.org 3.2 supports Alt keys as shortcut keys, how to use it? Read this: http://thanhsiang.org/faqing/node/147

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