How to use SDI-TTsurekh font in Sanskrit typing?

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I am trying to type documents in SANSKRIT, but I am forced to type using
MANGAL- Devanagari script. I am unable to de-link DEVANAGRI_MANGAL and type
in SD!-Surekh font.
 
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I am trying to type documents in SANSKRIT, but I am forced to type using
MANGAL- Devanagari script. I am unable to de-link DEVANAGRI_MANGAL and type
in SD!-Surekh font.
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Priya "dsghyd" -
If you are using recent versions of MS Word (e.g. 2007, 2003 ityaadi) then
consider using the Arial Unicode MS font for your Devanaagarii typing. It is
an excellent font; we use it for all of our Hindi and Sanskrit typing.
One possible issue for you: - viz. the IME (Input Method Editor). You will
need to test yours and make sure that it works for your font. I do not know
if SDI-TTsurekh is Unicode-compliant or not.
 
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