how to install khmer unicode on windows 7

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Let us know if there is still an issue and we can work through it.

Without making any changes any text you view in Khmer will appear, but will be mostly unreadable because of its small size.

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Download All Khmer Unicode Fonts All-Khmer-Fonts-9-26-15.zip Downloaded 233150 times 29 MB.

Our keyboard is based on the Khmer OS keyboard with a few slight modifications.

It will work with both 32-bit and 64-bit systems.

Download the SBBIC Khmer Unicode Keyboard here.

Download SBBIC Keyboard 64-bit and 32-bit Windows Installer SBBIC-Khmer-Keyboard-1.0.zip Downloaded 44244 times 467 KB.

Please make a backup of your registry before attempting to make any changes (to backup your registry click the start menu and type regedit The Windows registry editor will appear, then click the file menu and click Export and export your registry to a safe location).

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If you download the zip file extract its contents and double-click the file baned fixWindows7 and accept the changes to your registry.

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You could also try using another Khmer Unicode font and see if it still has issues (just to troubleshoot to find out what is causing the problem).

If you can, try another computer as well so we can isolate the issue.

Click the button Change Keyboards and see if there is a Khmer keyboard listed.

If there is no Khmer keyboard available, install the keyboard we listed on this page.

An example font is Kh-Battambang.ttf Let me know if you have trouble getting the fonts installed.

The problem is I cant corrected the words that prevousely typed.

Nathan.

Especially cyberlink power producer, I only can type regular, but not with the shift.

I would assume then that cyberlink power producer does not support Khmer Unicode.

Even though Windows 7 supports Khmer Unicode it is still up to the various programs to also support it.

Adobe products do now support Khmer Unicode if you use the right fonts (download our font pack and use the supplied fonts that start with KH).

If you are using NiDA or SBBICs keyboard, the spacebar creates a non-breaking space (invisible) so that words will stay together when they come to the end of the line on a page, also this allows our spelling checker to check each word.

On the default keyboard for Khmer in Windows 7 (PANCambodias) the spacebar is used to add a jung, and the forwardslash () is used to add a non-breaking space.

On both keyboards to do a real space you hold shift and then press the spacebar.

Microsoft Word 2007 and above also supports Khmer Unicode without issue (2003 can as well, but sometimes it has problems).

How To Install Khmer Unicode On Windows 7