Cause:
This page is using a lot of Unicode (UTF-8) script. This script must be installed on your computer.
Solution:
Install the appropriate script:
Windows 2000:
- Load the script onto your computer (as well as the .zip data, that contains the script) and save it temporarily e.g. on your desktop.
- Open the "Font" file: Start -> Control Panel -> Fonts
- Drag the font data (not the .zip file) into the font file.
- It is necessary to restart the computer for the font to be recognised.
Windows XP:
- Load the script on to your computer (as well as the .zip data, that contains the script) and save it temporarily e.g. onto your desktop.
- Open the "Font" file: Start -> Control Panel -> Appearances and Themes -> Fonts.
- Drag the font data (not the .zip file) into the font file.
- It is necessary to restart the computer for the font to be recognised.
Mac OSX:
- Load the script on to your computer (as well as the .zip data, that contains the script ) and save it temporarily e.g. onto your desktop.
- Load the script data in to your "Font Book"
- Click on "Install Font"
There is a good selection of free scripts for ~skt~Sa.msk.rt~~ / ~skt~Devanaagarii~~ on the webpage South Asian Language Resource Center - University of Chicago: salrc.uchicago.edu/resources/fonts/available/sanskrit/
Even better?
Problem:
Although you have selected a nice script for ~skt~Devanaagarii~~ , the text is displayed in another script that is not so nice.
Cause:
This font is selected in your web browser to display ~skt~Devanaagarii~~ .
Solution:
You can define which font in your web browser is used to display ~skt~Devanaagarii~~ :
- Internet Explorer 6: Extras (Tools) -> Internet options -> General -> Fonts. Now select Devanāgarī in the "Language Script" pulldown menu and define one of the fonts available on your system for Devanāgarī.
- Firefox 1.5: Tools -> Options -> "Content" - tab -> "Fonts and Colours" -> Advanced. Now select Devanāgarī in the "Fonts for" pulldown menu and define one of the fonts available on your system for the various options, like Serif, Sans Serif, Monospace, etc.
- Opera 9: Tools -> Preferences -> Advanced - tab -> Fonts -> International fonts. Now select Devanāgarī in the dropdown menu and define an appropriate script.


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