Indian Font Converters

For a folder of Hindi files in a font nobody in the office can name.

Years of office orders in UP, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan were typed in Kruti Dev 010.

Court and tehsil typists whose templates and printers were set up for Kruti Dev.

Hindi newspaper desks lay out pages in Walkman Chanakya while agency copy arrives in Unicode.

Moving old newspaper stories out of PageMaker or CorelDraw and onto the e-paper.

Rajasthan office letters, and RSMSSB aspirants practising a Hindi typing passage.

Candidates learning the Remington keys on Kruti Dev 010 for a Hindi typing test.

When the exam notice says Mangal: find each key in Remington Gail or InScript.

Computer shops and presses in Bangladesh still set jobs in Bijoy with SutonnyMJ.

Bijoy books, notices and question papers headed for Facebook or an online form.

Students and job applicants who typed in Avro, when the shop asks for Bijoy.

For a Sri Lankan newsletter whose contributors each sent text in a different Tamil font.

DTP operators in Jaffna and Colombo, and diaspora newsletter editors, whose templates use Bamini.

School notices, church files and family memoirs kept in Bamini, made readable online.

Sri Lankan office typists who learned the typewriter-style Bamini layout.

Urdu typed on a phone or the web that has to go into an old InPage file.

Old Urdu newspapers and books stuck in InPage, headed for Word or Facebook.

Karnataka made Unicode its e-governance standard in 2012, so older Nudi circulars have to follow.

Kannada print shops laying out wedding cards and notices in PageMaker with Nudi fonts.

Revenue Department forms in Terafont Varun, or Gazette pages in Krishna.

Municipal files in Mumbai or Pune that came from different DTP shops over the years.

Pune and Mumbai presses with years of pages set in Shree Lipi.

Gurmukhi text in an unknown old font that the WhatsApp group cannot read.

Whoever types the gurdwara newsletter in Asees and now shares it on phones.

Punjab schools with question papers and Excel result sheets kept in AnmolLipi.

Certificates and result sheets built in AnmolLipi, filled from text typed on a phone.

Punjabi typists looking for a rare letter on the AnmolLipi keys, or practising for a test.

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana print shops with wedding cards and pamphlets in Anu fonts.