The Tagmukay fonts are encoded according to Unicode, so your application must support Unicode text in order to access letters other than the standard ANSI characters. Most applications now provide basic Unicode support. You will, however, need some way of entering Unicode text into your document.<\/p>\n
If you cannot use the built-in keyboards of the operating system, you will need to install the appropriate keyboard and input method for the characters of the language you wish to use. A Keyman keyboard for Shifinagh is available on the Download<\/a> page.<\/p>\n If you want to enter characters that are not supported by any system keyboard, the Keyman program (www.keyman.com<\/a>) is available for Windows, macOS, Linux and even mobile devices. For other options, KMFL (kmfl.sourceforge.net<\/a>), XKB (www.x.org\/wiki\/XKB<\/a>) or Ukelele (software.sil.org\/ukelele<\/a>) can be helpful.<\/p>\n If you want to enter characters that are not supported by any system keyboard, and to access the full Unicode range, we suggest you use gucharmap, kcharselect on Ubuntu or similar software. Another method of entering some symbols is provided by a few applications such as Adobe InDesign. They can display a glyph palette that shows all the glyphs (symbols) in a font and allow you to enter them by clicking on the glyph you want.<\/p>\nRendering<\/h3>\n