Work with texts in the Indian languages by launching the transliteration utility accessing your documents and switching English key mappings to Tamil ones and vice versa, checking and providing correction options for already written texts or assisting with typing.
Azhagi is a program that can transliterate English text into Tamil and vice versa. It can perform various transliterations either within its own interface, or in any version of Microsoft Word. It can even allow you to send e-mails with the original English text and transliterated Tamil text in an attached RTF file.
The program will allow you to write in Tamil in nearly every application (including Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Windows Live Messenger, among many others) just by pressing the F10 key. By pressing F10 again you will be using the English keyboard again.
Azhagi can also transliterate from Tamil into English (reverse transliteration). The program includes a Unicode converter that will ease the process of sharing any text written in Tamil with other people. You can even enter the text directly in Tamil characters, with the help of a keyboard layout that you can see on the screen by pressing F7. The keyboard layout will show where you can find the right key that corresponds with the Tamil sign you are looking for. You can choose any of the three available layouts: phonetic, Tamil typewriter or Taminet99.
v6.3 [Oct 19, 2012]
Key Changes:
- Pressing an hotkey helps you operate globally.
- While keeping Ctrl or Alt pressed itself, changing to the other LFKs by pressing 1, 2, 3, etc. is possible.
- Whoever was facing problems transliterating in Unicode Tamil in Excel 2016 (2013, etc.) can now start typing seamlessly in them in Unicode Tamil (in 'Alt 3' Unicode Tamil PhoneticTransliteration mode alone).
- To transliterate seamlessly in Excel 2016 (2013, etc.), you have to TICK the option 'Settings->GENERAL->Effect typing in Excel mode'. As and when you wish to type in other applications, you have to necessarily UNTICK the aforesaid option.
