Microsoft Windows Vista comes with Khmer Unicode built-in, that means when you have installed Microsoft Windows Vista, the Khmer Unicode is already installed too. + Your computer using Microsoft Windows Vista: Or you can press the combination of Alt key and Shift key (Alt + Shift) To switch from language to another, just click on the shortcut letter and select the language you need. This picture shows that Khmer keyboard is active.
This picture shows that English keyboard is active. You can see and select on your taskbar the active lannguage Please restart your computer to make the khmer unicode work properly. This may take few minutes.Ĭlick "Finish" to complete the installation So you just browse to that folder and click Open, then Click "OK" to continue.ħ-Wait for the installation to complete.
Note : After installation is finished, the i386 folder will be located in C: \ i386 folder on your computer. Note:If you don’t have Windows XP CD, Please double click on the file name is i386.exe which you have just extracted.You'll see like the dialog below, then Click "Install" to continue : Double-click on that folder and click "Open"-button, then Click "Open" to continue If you have Windows XP CD, put it in the CD-ROM drive and find the folder i386. The Khmer script was adapted from the Pallava script, which ultimately descended from the Tamil-Brahmi script,3 which was used in southern India and South.
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