Win Burmese FONTs Original Wwin

WIN BURMESE FONTs

Zawgyi Installation "Download"
http://www.alpha.com.mm/zawgyi/zawgyi.html

You can download following Win Burmese fonts.
(Right click your mouse and save under c:/windows/fonts directory for window computer)
ww_burn0.ttf ww_burn1.ttf Ww_burn_.ttf Once you finish down load, click here to see our greeting.

Win Burmese fonts are available at Faxtoon.com

There are many fonts available now.
Tribute to U Aung Aung Thein (Associate Professor, Yangon Computer University) who made first publishing of "Shwe & Mya Fonts" in 1990+
Click here to see planty of Burmese Fonts to down load from Internet such as CE fonts, Win Innwa fonts, Aung San Burmese Karen Suukyi fonts, Theiree fonts, WinMyanmar Fonts ..etc.
Burmese fonts history brief can be seen by Devroye, Canada website.

Most Burmese fonts are using Olympia Burmese Typewriter format. It is Mr.Martin Tytell hardwork for a professor Dvorak , University of Washington. On the Burmese typewriter he put a letter on upside down. Years later, after he had discovered his error, he told the language professor he had worked with that he would fix that letter on the professor's Burmese typewriter. The professor said not to bother; in the intervening years, as a result of typewriters copied from Martin's original, that upside-down letter had been accepted in Burma as proper typewriter style.

Comment of a Burmese Computer Professional
Myanmar Code Point is already standardized under ISO 10646 and UNICODE. The problem is all font developers still do not follow the standard code point (table). That creates the compatibility problem. If we think about different English fonts are using different code point, we could understand what is happening in Myanmar Fonts. For example, "Time" font uses "60" for character "A"; dose not follow ASCII table code point. And "Arial" font uses "65" for character 'A"; follow ASCII table. Obviously the text by TIME font and Arial font could not convertible. This is not the standard issue. Standard is already there; ISO10646. This is implementation issue. Only after settling this stand code point issue, we could go for application like Microsoft office.

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More Burmese Fonts see at http://cgm.cs.mcgill.ca/~luc/burma.html
Luc Devroye (copyright), School of Computer Science , McGill University

Myanmar Open Type Font (Myanmar1)
Myanmar NLP Research Lab develop the first Myanmar Open Type font that Named Myanmar1.
This Font contains not only unicode code points and glyphs but also the OTLs logics and rules.
For detail information http://www.mcf.org.mm/unicode/opentype.html

What is Unicode. Wikipedia

Myanmar Unicode Fonts
http://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_Myanmar.html

Myazedi MyaZedi_M17N.ttf

Zaw Gyi Zawgyi-One-20051130.ttf , more info - go to www.planet.com.mm or www.alpha.com.mm

Myanmar1 Myanmar1.ttf

BIT font - BIT.exe (Run BIT.exe to install font)

Burmese Font converter
http://burglish.googlepages.com/fontconv.htm

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It is ~90% correct. Thanks to Burglish

http://www.google.com.sg/search?hl=en&q=Zawgyi+font+converter&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

http://www.burglish.com/fontconv.htm

Mg Hla Blog (Mandalay) - Font converter
http://blog.mghla.com/

Unicode Document (in Burmese) Installing Myanmar Unicode.pdf

MYANMAR / Burmese Fonts

Win Burmese0   ww_burn0.ttf

Win Burmese1 ww_burn1.ttf

Win Burmese    ww_burn_.ttf

Win Hlaing        wwhlain0.ttf

Win Taunggi     wwtg__0.ttf

Win Inwwa       WINNWA.TTF         Keyboard for --> keyboards.ppt (500KB)

Win Innwa        Wininnwa.ttf

Win Inlay          WINNLAY.TTF

Win Researcher wres.TTF