online web editor for indian languages

Hi,

It gives me pleasure to announce IndiWord beta version
0.1.0. IndiWord is an
advanced rich text editor for editing Indian language
documents on the web.
It boasts of rich set of functionality that very few, if
any, Indic web
editors can match.

With IndiWord editor <http://www.indiword.com/
> (http://www.indiword.com)
you can

   - Edit Indian language documents using QWERTY keyboard
both through
   popular transliteration schemes like ITRANS, RTS and
through keyboard
   layouts like InScript.
   - Use most of the Indian languages: Hindi, Bengali,
Telugu, Tamil,
   Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Oriya, Punjabi, Kannada,
Bihari.
   - Perform most of the rich text editing actions: bold,
italic,
   underline, text justification, setting background and
text color, inserting
   link, creating numbered and bulleted list , the list goes
on ...
   - Save documents.
   - Send emails.
    - Convert existing documents written in popular
transliteration
   schemes like (ITRANS, RTS, etc) to their native
languages.
   - Convert content from one Indian language to another.
   - Backtrack changes made to the document using undo and
redo.

IndiWord works in both Internet Explorer 6.0 and Firefox
> 1.0

Visit our website <http://www.indiword.com/
> and share the joy of editing
documents in your favorite languages with your friends and
family.
Read the user
guide <http://www.ind
iword.com/user_guide> for a quick overview. Please
do
not hesitate to ask questions in the forums
<http://www.indiwo
rd.com/forum>if you need help. We will be more than
glad to help.

cheers,
Krishna Mohan.
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Please include IAST/National Library at Calcutta
Romanization
-transliteration scheme to the supported scripts. This would
enable
many western students and scholars utilize the tool for
transliterating indic texts to be readable by people not
mastering
indic scripts.

Introduction to IAST
http://en.wikipedia
.org/wiki/IAST
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Libra
ry_at_Kolkata_romanization

h
ttp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.htm

Transliteration scheme and tables for all indic scripts can
be found at:
ht
tp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.ht

-Ossi

On 5/15/07, Krishna Mohan Gundu <gkmohangmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It gives me pleasure to announce IndiWord beta version
0.1.0. IndiWord is an
> advanced rich text editor for editing Indian language
documents on the web.
> It boasts of rich set of functionality that very few,
if any, Indic web
> editors can match.
>
> With IndiWord editor <http://www.indiword.com/
> (http://www.indiword.com)
> you can
>
>    - Edit Indian language documents using QWERTY
keyboard both through
>    popular transliteration schemes like ITRANS, RTS and
through keyboard
>    layouts like InScript.
>    - Use most of the Indian languages: Hindi, Bengali,
Telugu, Tamil,
>    Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Oriya, Punjabi,
Kannada, Bihari.
>    - Perform most of the rich text editing actions:
bold, italic,
>    underline, text justification, setting background
and text color, inserting
>    link, creating numbered and bulleted list , the list
goes on ...
>    - Save documents.
>    - Send emails.
>     - Convert existing documents written in popular
transliteration
>    schemes like (ITRANS, RTS, etc) to their native
languages.
>    - Convert content from one Indian language to
another.
>    - Backtrack changes made to the document using undo
and redo.
>
> IndiWord works in both Internet Explorer 6.0 and
Firefox > 1.0
>
> Visit our website <http://www.indiword.com/
> and share the joy of editing
> documents in your favorite languages with your friends
and family.
> Read the user
> guide <http://www.ind
iword.com/user_guide> for a quick overview. Please
do
> not hesitate to ask questions in the forums
> <http://www.indiwo
rd.com/forum>if you need help. We will be more than
> glad to help.
>
> cheers,
> Krishna Mohan.
> _______________________________________________
> Padma mailing list
> Padmamozdev.org
> http://mozde
v.org/mailman/listinfo/padma
>


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+358-44-510 5674 (mobile) - ossi.viljakaineniki.fi
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Hello Ossi,

I have added support for IAST sanskrit. If I receive more
requests for ISO
standard with other languages, I will add them too.

Although I checked that the inverse transliteration works
good. I would
appreciate if you can confirm it.

cheers,
Krishna.

On 5/18/07, Ossi Viljakainen <ossi.viljakaineniki.fi> wrote:
>
> Please include IAST/National Library at Calcutta
Romanization
> -transliteration scheme to the supported scripts. This
would enable
> many western students and scholars utilize the tool
for
> transliterating indic texts to be readable by people
not mastering
> indic scripts.
>
> Introduction to IAST
> http://en.wikipedia
.org/wiki/IAST
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Libra
ry_at_Kolkata_romanization
>
> h
ttp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.htm
>
> Transliteration scheme and tables for all indic scripts
can be found at:
> ht
tp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.ht
>
> -Ossi
>
> On 5/15/07, Krishna Mohan Gundu <gkmohangmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > It gives me pleasure to announce IndiWord beta
version 0.1.0. IndiWord
> is an
> > advanced rich text editor for editing Indian
language documents on the
> web.
> > It boasts of rich set of functionality that very
few, if any, Indic web
> > editors can match.
> >
> > With IndiWord editor <http://www.indiword.com/
> (http://www.indiword.com
> )
> > you can
> >
> >    - Edit Indian language documents using QWERTY
keyboard both through
> >    popular transliteration schemes like ITRANS,
RTS and through keyboard
> >    layouts like InScript.
> >    - Use most of the Indian languages: Hindi,
Bengali, Telugu, Tamil,
> >    Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Oriya, Punjabi,
Kannada, Bihari.
> >    - Perform most of the rich text editing
actions: bold, italic,
> >    underline, text justification, setting
background and text color,
> inserting
> >    link, creating numbered and bulleted list , the
list goes on ...
> >    - Save documents.
> >    - Send emails.
> >     - Convert existing documents written in
popular transliteration
> >    schemes like (ITRANS, RTS, etc) to their native
languages.
> >    - Convert content from one Indian language to
another.
> >    - Backtrack changes made to the document using
undo and redo.
> >
> > IndiWord works in both Internet Explorer 6.0 and
Firefox > 1.0
> >
> > Visit our website <http://www.indiword.com/
> and share the joy of
> editing
> > documents in your favorite languages with your
friends and family.
> > Read the user
> > guide <http://www.ind
iword.com/user_guide> for a quick overview. Please
> do
> > not hesitate to ask questions in the forums
> > <http://www.indiwo
rd.com/forum>if you need help. We will be more than
> > glad to help.
> >
> > cheers,
> > Krishna Mohan.
> > _______________________________________________
> > Padma mailing list
> > Padmamozdev.org
> > http://mozde
v.org/mailman/listinfo/padma
> >
>
>
> --
> -Ossi Viljakainen
> Jooga-opettaja, Ayurveda-konsultti
> +358-44-510 5674 (mobile) - ossi.viljakaineniki.fi
> _______________________________________________
> Padma mailing list
> Padmamozdev.org
> http://mozde
v.org/mailman/listinfo/padma
>
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 dear . Mr.krishna mohan,
I take back some of the  comments i made  on indiword  web
page about
duplicating efforts.
 congratulations on a good and useful soft ware.
is it possible for you to add reverse transliteration for 
any language
I am interested in telugu/hindi/maraTi  reverse
transliteration

mangal/arial unicode / potana  /gautami fonts .
i am working on  modifying an english speech recognition
engine to work
with  some indian languages .
in this connection i need to convert a large amount of test
and word lists
to RIT and inscripts from  the  original script .
 regards

On 5/20/07, Krishna Mohan Gundu <gkmohangmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello Ossi,
>
> I have added support for IAST sanskrit. If I receive
more requests for ISO
> standard with other languages, I will add them too.
>
> Although I checked that the inverse transliteration
works good. I would
> appreciate if you can confirm it.
>
> cheers,
> Krishna.
>
> On 5/18/07, Ossi Viljakainen <ossi.viljakaineniki.fi> wrote:
> >
> > Please include IAST/National Library at Calcutta
Romanization
> > -transliteration scheme to the supported scripts.
This would enable
> > many western students and scholars utilize the
tool for
> > transliterating indic texts to be readable by
people not mastering
> > indic scripts.
> >
> > Introduction to IAST
> > http://en.wikipedia
.org/wiki/IAST
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Libra
ry_at_Kolkata_romanization
> >
> > h
ttp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.htm
> >
> > Transliteration scheme and tables for all indic
scripts can be found at:
> > ht
tp://homepage.ntlworld.com/stone-catend/trind.ht
> >
> > -Ossi
> >
> > On 5/15/07, Krishna Mohan Gundu <gkmohangmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > It gives me pleasure to announce IndiWord
beta version 0.1.0. IndiWord
> > is an
> > > advanced rich text editor for editing Indian
language documents on the
> > web.
> > > It boasts of rich set of functionality that
very few, if any, Indic
> web
> > > editors can match.
> > >
> > > With IndiWord editor <http://www.indiword.com/
> (
> http://www.indiword.com
> > )
> > > you can
> > >
> > >    - Edit Indian language documents using
QWERTY keyboard both through
> > >    popular transliteration schemes like
ITRANS, RTS and through
> keyboard
> > >    layouts like InScript.
> > >    - Use most of the Indian languages: Hindi,
Bengali, Telugu, Tamil,
> > >    Marathi, Malayalam, Gujarati, Oriya,
Punjabi, Kannada, Bihari.
> > >    - Perform most of the rich text editing
actions: bold, italic,
> > >    underline, text justification, setting
background and text color,
> > inserting
> > >    link, creating numbered and bulleted list
, the list goes on ...
> > >    - Save documents.
> > >    - Send emails.
> > >     - Convert existing documents written in
popular transliteration
> > >    schemes like (ITRANS, RTS, etc) to their
native languages.
> > >    - Convert content from one Indian language
to another.
> > >    - Backtrack changes made to the document
using undo and redo.
> > >
> > > IndiWord works in both Internet Explorer 6.0
and Firefox > 1.0
> > >
> > > Visit our website <http://www.indiword.com/
> and share the joy of
> > editing
> > > documents in your favorite languages with
your friends and family.
> > > Read the user
> > > guide <http://www.ind
iword.com/user_guide> for a quick overview.
> Please
> > do
> > > not hesitate to ask questions in the forums
> > > <http://www.indiwo
rd.com/forum>if you need help. We will be more than
> > > glad to help.
> > >
> > > cheers,
> > > Krishna Mohan.
> > >
_______________________________________________
> > > Padma mailing list
> > > Padmamozdev.org
> > > http://mozde
v.org/mailman/listinfo/padma
> > >
> >
> >
> > --
> > -Ossi Viljakainen
> > Jooga-opettaja, Ayurveda-konsultti
> > +358-44-510 5674 (mobile) - ossi.viljakaineniki.fi
> > _______________________________________________
> > Padma mailing list
> > Padmamozdev.org
> > http://mozde
v.org/mailman/listinfo/padma
> >
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Dear Dr. Ramamurthy,

>  dear . Mr.krishna mohan,
>  I take back some of the  comments i made  on indiword 
web page about
> duplicating efforts.
>   congratulations on a good and useful soft ware.

I have replied to your comment in the forum.

>  is it possible for you to add reverse transliteration
for  any language
>  I am interested in telugu/hindi/maraTi  reverse
transliteration
>
>  mangal/arial unicode / potana  /gautami fonts .

Yes it is possible.

>  i am working on  modifying an english speech
recognition engine to work
> with  some indian languages .
>  in this connection i need to convert a large amount of
test and word lists
> to RIT and inscripts from  the  original script .

That's great. I presume the 'original script' you are
talking about is
Unicode. If so, what is the advantage of accessing the
wordlists in
RTS/INSCRIPT over Unicode. I think it makes more sense to
convert them
to IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) for your purpose.
There is a
text to speech software made available by indlinux project.
You should
be able to use their wordlists directly.

cheers,
Krishna Mohan.
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