Kurdish Fonts For Office How To Activate The

In the past, the Kurds were a pastoral people who occupied territories which crossed into Eastern Turkey, Northern Iraq, Western Iran and Armenia.

Because the population never had a political center of its own, it was written in a variety of local scripts including the Roman alphabet ( Latin Kurmanj ), the Arabic script ( Soran ) and Cyrillic ( Cyrillic Kurmanj ).

Users with older versions of Windows may need to use the Character Map utility.

More detailed instructions about typing accents with ALT keys are available.

Note: Additional support for Kurdish in Arabic was added on 10.5 (Leopard).

Kurdish Fonts For Office How To Activate The

See the Windows Complex Scripts Keyboard Instructions for details on how to activate the keyboard.

To see where the critical keys are, go to the Microsoft Keyboard Layouts Page.

See the Macintosh Keyboard Instructions for details on how to activate the keyboard.

See the Windows Keyboard Activation Instructions and Macintosh Keyboard Activation Instructions for details.

For instance, if you want to type ari you would type cedil;ar351;i.

These numbers are also used with the Windows Alt codes listed above.

For Kurdish letters which are followed by an acute accent use code 833; (or x0341; ) to insert the accent.

Visit the Language Tag page to view information on where to insert it.