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Step: 1 Enabling Indic support:

See this Link

(You need windows XP CD for this configuration and follow the steps in above link.)

Step A :

Enable Indic Functionality in the OS

• Go to Start menu -> Control Panel -> Regional Language Options.
• Click on Regional and Language Options.
• Click on the Languages tab as shown below.

• Under the heading 'Supplemental language support' check the item 'Install files for Complex Script and right-to-left languages (including Thai)'.
• Allow the OS to install necessary files from WindowsXP disc
• Reboot

Step B :

• What to Select as User Locale, Location and System Locale?
• Click on the 'Regional Options' tab to set User Locale and Location.
• Under the heading 'Standards and format' select Hindi or any other language as your User
• Locale from the drop-down box. This selection will determine settings for numbers, currencies, times and dates as well as sorting rules for the language.
• Under the heading 'Location', select a country where you are physically located such as India.

Step: 2

Setting-up the Indian Language Keyboards or Input Locales

Go to the Link

• Click on “Get it now” under Telugu IME (Telugu IME 1 version 5.0 ) and enter any hotmail email account user name and password
• Download “Telugu IME” and install it
• Restart your PC.

Go to [Leave the Default input Language as ‘English (United states)-US or whichever is in the default.]

Select Telugu & Click “Telugu” and “ADD” button

The Installed IME is selected Click OK.

Click on “Key Settings”

Select “Switch to Telugu – Telugu Indic IME 1[V 5.0]” click “Change Key Sequence”

                                                            Click OK.

(Now whenever you want to type in Telugu all you have to do is open a Word

Document & click ‘left ALT key + SHIFT key’ and the Telugu Phonetical key board is enabled)

Step: 3

• I guess you are going to see “Language Bar” on your desktop. Change language to “TE (Telugu)” and also select “Telugu Indic IME 1”

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