The following Unicode-related documents record the purpose and process of defining specific characters in the Khmer block:Įverson, Michael (), Proposal for encoding the Khmer script in ISO 10646īauhahn, Maurice (), Proposal for Encoding of the Khmer ScriptĪliprand, Joan (), 'Khmer ', Approved Minutes - UTC #73 & L2 #170 joint meeting, Palo Alto, CA - August 4-5, 1997Īliprand, Joan Winkler, Arnold (), '3.A.2. ^ U+17A3 and U+17A4 are deprecated as of Unicode versions 4.0 and 5.2 respectively ^ Grey areas indicate non-assigned code points 3. If you download the zip file extract its contents and double-click the file baned “fixWindows7” and accept the changes to your registry.Official Unicode Consortium code chart (PDF)

You can download this zip file (from ) that includes the file “fixWindows7.reg” which will make the changes for you or you can manually make the changes. 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). In order to change the Khmer font used in title bars you will need to make some changes to the Windows registry. But title bars are still difficult to read. Now that you have installed many of the most used Khmer Unicode fonts and a keyboard, you will find that many websites (such as ) will display in Khmer correctly. You will also find the SBBIC Khmer Keyboard Layout in the “KhmerKeyboard_SBBIC_1.0.pdf file that you can use for reference when learning to type in Khmer Unicode. Download the SBBIC Khmer Unicode Keyboard here.ĭownload “SBBIC Keyboard 64-bit and 32-bit Windows Installer” SBBIC-Khmer-Keyboard-1.0.zip – Downloaded 45124 times – 467 KBĪfter downloading, extract the. It will work with both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. Our keyboard is based on the Khmer OS keyboard with a few slight modifications. Once all the fonts are installed download the SBBIC Khmer Unicode Keyboard so that you will be able to type in Khmer. zip file for easy download).ĭownload “All Khmer Unicode Fonts” All-Khmer-Fonts-9-26-15.zip – Downloaded 234439 times – 29 MBĪfter you download them, extract the files to a folder and then select all the fonts and then right click and choose “Install” (pictured below): So how do we make it so that Windows 7 will display Khmer Unicode correctly and allow you to type in Khmer?įirst, download this collection of Khmer Unicode fonts (we collected some of the main Khmer Unicode fonts available into one. Here is a sample of what Khmer Unicode looks like in Windows 7 when you look on a website (in this case ) before any changes are made:

Without making any changes any text you view in Khmer will appear, but will be mostly unreadable because of its small size. Actually Khmer Unicode does not need to be installed on Windows 7.

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