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Make sure you have Windows 2000 or Window XP or later version of these Operating Systems |
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Click on Start / Settings / Control Panel from Task Bar. This opens Control panel |
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Double Click on "Regional and Language Options" Applet to open it. Click on the image below for details |
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Select "Languages" Tab |
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Select "Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages (including Thai)" by clicking on it. |
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Make sure a click appears on the small square. |
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Now click on <Apply> and then <OK> buttons. Follow the instructions |
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This should install the Indian fonts required for UniEdit. |