Hayagreeva Indic Text

What's new in Hayagreeva Indic Text 0.99 Beta:

• Hayagreeva has evolved into a much better editor but it still lacks many features of a full fledged word processor. All the basic functionalities of previous versions are still available and apart from that several new features have been added too, along with a host of bug fixes. The current version of the editor supports several new features not found in the previous one like importing text in other encoding formats, a better find replace dialog, extra print related functionality, support for normal English, text conversion based on fonts and a lot of bug fixes.
• The default font has now become e-Nagari OT, but it also supports other unicode fonts like chandas, siddhanta, uttara (all by Mihail Bayaryn), along with other fonts. The Grantha font has been changed to (e-Granthatamil.ttf) because the author of the older version (Elmar Kniprath) has stopped developing e-Grantha OT. Roman transliteration still uses the (e-PhonTranslit UNI.ttf) from the INDOLIPI project. The Roman transliteration support has improved more. Hayagreeva now uses a mix of various encoding schemes like Harvard Kyoto, ITRANS, SLP1 & Velthuis. I took the best features of all four schemes and incorporated into the editor. Again, one need not learn all these schemes to type in Hayagreeva. The present version is based on Visual C++ 2010 runtime libraries, the framework used is .NET 4.0.