Please feel free to use them in your work and leisure. This is the little story behind developing the Saumil_guj2.ttf fonts. Remembering the Gujarati mapping is made easy with my font mapping. Thus, the Gujarati script develops as you type along. Years have passed since my first desire, till mid 2001, where I stumbled upon an idea to map Gujarati fonts on the English keyboard in such a way that if you think of the sequence of writing in Gujarati, the mappings are associated with the closest sound in English.
The only alternative was to use the regular Gujarati typewriter style key mapping, which is very difficult to learn for casual users. If you are a Classic user and know how to set up TrueType fonts, please let me know and I shall include the necessary documentation here.Įver since I saw multilingual fonts being supported by the TrueType Font system since the days of Windows 3.1, I had nurtured a desire to have a simple easy-to-use font mapping that would allow me to type using Gujarati script but using English phonetics. However, I do know that TrueType fonts are supported on Classic. For Classic or OS 9/8/7 users, you're on your own. To use the fonts on Mac OS X, simply copy the Saumil_guj2.ttf file to your /Library/Fonts directory.
Mac users: update I have recently switched to the Macintosh. Linux users: Install the TTF file in your /usr/share/fonts directory, or your preferred path for TrueType fonts. Windows users: copy it into your \WINDOWS\Fonts or \WINNT\Fonts folder
In order to view Gujarati Fonts on your browser, download the file Saumil_guj2.ttf. Download Gujarati Font Installing Gujarati Fonts
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