Dear Suan Lu Zaw,

Thanks for your kind response. Perhaps I am demanding too much but
I still have the problem of combining consonants. For example,
every devnagari consonant has an assumed "short a" after it. So if
I were to write the "mm" in dhamma, the right side of the first "m"
is left off to show that there is no "a" between them. The fonts I
have tried, including Arial Unicode MS, don't seem to have this
capability, i.e. having special characters for consonant clusters.

Best Wishes,
Paul O'Cuana

--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, "abhidhammika" <suanluzaw@...> wrote:
>
> Dear Paul O'Cuana and all
>
> Arial Unicode MS font is freely available from Microsoft.
>
> As you have MS Office, open Microsoft Word, and check if Arial
> Unicode is already installed. If not, download it from Microsoft.
>
> Once you have Arial Unicode MS font, open MS Word again, press
> Insert and press Symbol. There you can highlight Arial Unicode MS
> font and will see, among others, all the Devanagari and other
Indian
> fonts.
>
> For Pali fonts, you can use the symbols under Combining
Diacritical
> Marks within Arial Unicode MS fonts.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Suan Lu Zaw
>
> http://www.bodhiology.org
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, "paulocuana" <paulocuana@...> wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend a devnagari font that works well with both
Pali
> and Sanskrit? MS Office has this font called Mangal (s/b mangle?)
> that can't handle things like mm. It seems that you can only type
> mama.
> THanks in advance for any suggestions.
> I hope all of you are well.
>
> Paul O'Cuana