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| − | ===how to type Kannada in Freemind===
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| − | ''Note: In Ubuntu 14.04 directly you can type kannada by pressing ctrl+space key.''
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| − | '''For Ubuntu 12.04, follow the below steps :-'''
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| − | <li>Open Freemind Ubuntu Menu Applications > Office > Freemind
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| − | <li>Click on Menu Item File > New (CTRL N)
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| − | <li>Click Menu Item Tools > Preferences, a window like the example below appears
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| − | <li>Select Defaults Tab
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| − | <li>In Default Font type in Lohit Kannada<br>
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| − | <li>Click Save, the window below appears, click ok.<br>
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| − | <li>Close and restart Freemind Application
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| − | <li>To type in Kannada
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| − | <li>Open Open Office Writer
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| − | <li>Type the words in Kannada using iBUS
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| − | <li>Copy and paste to Freemind.
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| | ===How to install multiple fonts on Ubuntu ?=== | | ===How to install multiple fonts on Ubuntu ?=== |
