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To type in TamilTypewriter, Tamilnet99, etc. are Azhagi+'s default hotkey for typing in PhoneticTransliteration mode, while using STMZH, Tscii, etc. and you can start typing seamlessly in Tamil in Adobe Photoshop in STMZH, SaiIndira, etc.

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For more NonUnicode fonts of different styles, kindly download them from freefonts.html In a text area, select your NonUnicode font (STMZH, SaiIndira, Bamini, etc.).Now, exit Photoshop fully and RESTART it for sure.Then, effect the following setting in Adobe Photoshop.Ĭlick on 'Edit->Preferences->Type.' menu item of Photoshop and ensure that the radio button 'East Asian' is chosen under 'Choose Text Engine Options'.Select STMZH_P under 'Font Encoding' (if you wish to type in STMZH fonts) Steps for typing in Tamil in Photoshop in NonUnicode Tamil fonts (STMZH, SaiIndira, Bamini, TAB, TAM, Tscii, TamilBible, etc.):

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Please see this video playlist of very many videos - explaining how to use Azhagi+ to type in applications like Photoshop CC/CS/7, Illustrator, InDesign, CorelDraw, PowerDirector, Filmora, etc., etc., - in 100s of various Tamil fonts - SaiIndira, STMZH, RGB, LT-TM (IndoWord), Unicode, TAM, TAB, TamilBible, Tscii, Bamini, Vanavil, Shreelipi, SunTommy, Amudham, Ka, Diamond, Dci+Tml+Ismail, Gee_Tamil, ELCOT-Madurai, ELCOT-Bilingual, Shree, Chenet Platinum, etc., etc., etc.

Most of the videos below might be talking about Tanglish (same as Transliteration or Phonetic) typing only but using Azhagi+, one can type in Tamil in Tamil Typewriter, Inscript and TamilNet99 modes also.ĪLL-IN-ONE (Photoshop, Illustrator, PowerDirector, etc.).

More than me writing anything further, just watch the following videos first and then you will understand better.

Tscu_SaiIndira, Latha, Arial Unicode MS, Vijaya, Nirmala UI, etc.

Stmzh, Rgb, SaiIndira, Bamini,TAM, TAB, etc.

One of the ways is to directly type in Tamil in Photoshop, InDesign, etc. in any Tamil font (either Unicode or NonUnicode or both) - in more than one way. You can display Tamil characters in Photoshop, PageMaker, Illustrator, Filmora, InDesign, CorelDraw, etc.

It is a very very simple process, as such.