Instead of using custom fonts
to write in a foreign language, a better way is
to enable UNICODE or UTF-8 option in Windows so
people don't have to rely on using custom fonts.
Here are the steps to enable UNICODE in Windows
XP: (Should also work in Windows 2000 and
Vista):
[As an example, we are using Armenian language,
but it can apply to any language as well]
1. Make sure you are using
Windows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista
(any previous
versions of Windows don't have the UNICODE
option)
2. Go to Control
Panel and Open Regional and
Language Settings

3. Click on Languages tab at
the top
4. Put a check-mark beside
Install files for complex script....option
then hit Apply (wait a little and you don't have
to restart Windows but you may need the
Windows installation CD)
5. Click on the
button
6. Click on
7. >From the Input Language drop-down
list choose Armenian, then on the
Keyboard layout/IME field choose the
Eastern or Western version that you
prefer
5. Click OK
Now you can toggle
Armenian<->English by clicking Alt-Shift
or by choosing the icon in the lower-right
corner where it says EN.
You can now write emails in
your language and the receiver doesn't need to have
custom fonts installed.
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