

Go to Khmer Unicode for Window Vista 32-bit and Window XP to install KhmerUnicode2.0.0 KhmerUnicode2.0.0.exe (Khmer Unicode 2.0 and Khmer Unicode Keyboard - NIDA 1.0) is not required for Vista 64-bit however, you may need to install it in your Vista 64-bit in order to view the right size of Khmer text website. Select " Control Panel Home" and click " Change the keyboard or other input methods" as indecating by the arrow After you've the above, you are recommended to follow the below instruction of setting up the keyboards in order to be able to select either font Khmer, English, or any other Unicode.Ĭlick " Start" and click on " Control Panel" as indicating by the arrow The above will not help you be able to select font easily. Make sure that " Keyboards and Language" tab is selected.

And, click on " Change Keyboards" as indicating by the arrow File Name: Khmer Unicode 5.0 File Size: 1.5 MB File Name: Khmer Unicode 2.1 File Size: 1.5 MB Post of Khmer people want to see their computers appear in Khmer language both in the system and other parts of the PC. This is a new version of Khmer Unicode which was combined with new fonts. Make sure that " General" tab is selected. #Khmer unicode 2.1 install#Īnd click on " Add" button as indicating arrow KUI or Khmer Unicode Installer is an all-in-one tool to install Khmer Unicode in your Android device with just one click. No need to flash it in custom recovery or use root explorer that is complex and time consuming. With this app, every step is cut down to just one simple click of a button. With all these features, before using please do a. Scroll down the scrolling bar untill you see " Khmer". You should see " Khmer (Cambodia)" And then, click " Apply" and " OK" buttons. Now, you should be able to see on the " task bar" at the bottom of your dekstop.

You can click on " En" and select " Khmer (Cambodia)" and you can type Khmer. Downloading Khmer Unicode Installerv3.2.1 (3.5 MB). I’m am a Windows user who is using Windows computers every day. Keyboard layout will be a little bit different such as if you want to type "Chherng", you need to press "space" first, then press the character.

I also have a Mac PC, and when I installed Khmer Unicode fonts that work fine in Windows, some font could not work correctly in Mac.
