Reading Oli's website in Tamil Unicode 1. Oli employs Murasu Dynamic fonts for the Web to render Unicode Tamil text. 2. Dynamic fonts allow users to read the pages without having to download any font or software. However, not all browsers support dynamic font technology on Unicode. 3. If you have Internet Explorer version 5.5 or later (for example 6.0), you should be able to read this site in Tamil without having to install or configure anything. 4. Users with other browsers running on a Windows computer may have to download Murasu Anjal from http://www.murasu.com/downloads/ o Murasu Anjal includes the font TSCu_InaiMathi. o Install and run Murasu Anjal in your computer and you should be able to read this site with any browser without configuring anything. o Please see http://www.murasu.com/help/quickstart for help with Murasu Anjal. 5. Linux and Mac OS users may need to install a Unicode font in their system in order to read Unicode Tamil. o Linux users may want to visit http://www.tamillinux.org and download fonts and tools from the "downloads" section. o MacOS users may want to register your interest at http://www.murasu.com/macos - to get information on the upcoming AnjalMac solution. Frequently Asked Questions 1. I have Internet Explorer 5.5. I am able to see the Tamil characters, however, they are not properly sequenced - especially the "ukaram" and "uukaaram". a. This is caused by a missing component in Internet Explorer. You may want to download the latest version of the browser (6.0) from Microsoft. b. If you have IE 5.5 CD with you, you may want to run setup again and select only the "Indic" support component (including Thai language). c. If you are running Windows2000 or WindowsXp, you may have to install Indic language support from the CD. i. Choose Setup->Control Panel. ii. Select "Languages and Regional Options" iii. Add "Support for complex scripts (Indic and Thai)" d. Any of the above steps will install the missing component 2. I have XXX version of XXX browser. I also have Murasu Anjal running in my computer. However, I am not able to read the Tamil pages in this site. a. Check if you have the font "TSCu_InaiMathi". You may open WordPad and look at the fonts list to check this b. In your browser, see if there is an option to manually set the font for Unicode. If there is, set that font to TSCu_InaiMathi. c. If you are using a non-IE browser on Windows95, 98 or Me, you may not be able to read Tamil Unicode. Try and get the latest version of IE from Microsoft.com - it's free. If you have a situation that's not included in this list, please write to us at vimala@mediacorpradio.com. It'll help us help you and others who may have a similar situation. Thank you for visiting our site.