TamilAnjal requires a Java-Enabled Browser (Java 1.1.5 or higher) and
works with the following environments:
Operating System
Browser
Windows 95/98/NT/XP/2000
Fire Fox
Windows 95/98/NT/XP/2000
Internet Explorer 4.0 & above
Windows 95/98/NT/XP/2000
Netscape 4.04 & above
Linux
Netscape & Fire Fox
Solaris
Netscape & Fire Fox
Unix
Netscape & Fire Fox
Macintosh
Internet Explorer
We are working to provide support for other environments.
In case of problems, please mail your problems to
info@tamilanjal.com
with the following details:
Operating System
Browser name & version
Error Message in the status bar
Problem Details
Please elaborate on the problem details to help us in expediting
the response.
Sending a Message
Use the following steps to send a message:
1. Enter the Sender's name, Sender's Email address, Recipient's name,
Recipient's Email address & Subject in the respective fields.
2. Place the mouse cursor inside the message composition area (Text area
with a grey border) and click the left button. Now, you can enter the
message. Message can be composed in Tamil & English.
Num Lock key is used to toggle between Tamil and English mode.
When the keyboard is in Tamil mode, the characters being typed
will appear in Tamil Font.
When the keyboard is in English mode, the characters being typed
will appear in English Font.
Use Num Lock key to toggle between Tamil & English mode.
3. Select the SendMail type. TamilAnjal supports 2 types of sending
the messages :
Send Message using Java
Send Message as Text
Send Message using Java
When this option is used,
the mail recipient can directly view the Tamil message using any
Java compatible email client software or browser. There is no need
for the recipient to download any tamil font.
Use this option if the recipient is using a Java compatible email
client software such as Microsoft Outlook 5.0 or Browser such as
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0.
Send Message as Text
When this option is used, the message will be sent as text and the
mail recipient can use any email client software(or any web-based email
service) to read the Tamil message.
The recipient requires the IndoWeb Tamil font to read the message.
If the Tamil font is already available in the recipient's system, then
the message will appear directly in Tamil. Otherwise, the user has to
download and install the Tamil font using the link available in the
message.
4. After composing the message, select the 'Send Mail' button to send the
message.
Keyboard Layouts
TamilAnjal supports 3 different keyboard layouts.
1. Romanised Layout : In Romanised layout, phoenetic English
mappings are used to compose the Tamil Text. For example, the keys
raamaa (or rAmA) can be used to type 'Rama'. Romanised Layout & Key Sequence Charts
2. Typewriter Layout : This layout is similar to the Tamil typewriter
layout & useful for Tamil typists & other people familiar with
Tamil Typewriter layout. Typewriter Layout & Key Sequence Charts
3. DOE Phoenetic : This layout is standardized by the Department Of
Electronics(DOE), Govt Of India. The advantage of this layout is that the
layout remains identical for all Indian Languages. For example, the key 'k'
is used to represent the letter 'ka' in all Indian Languages. DOE Phoenetic Layout & Key Sequence Charts
The Keyboard Layout and the Key Sequence Charts can be
used to find the correct key combinations.