How to type in Hindi & other Indian languages on any website

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Didn't you anytime wanted to reply to someone in Hindi? Because the respondent likes to read Hindi transcript rather than the 'Hindi written in English'.For instance, instead of writing "Mujhe pata hai ki tumhe Hindi mein type karna nahin aata hai", wouldn't you rather prefer "मुझे पता है तुम्हे हिंदी में type करना नहीं आता है." Right.(For those who don't understand hindi, it means - "I know, you don't know how to type in Hindi.")Don't worry. I have found an easy solution for you. With this solution you would be able to type in Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telgu, Malayalam and Arabic.Here is the step by step guide for you. I am writing this guide for Hindi but the steps remain same for any other language too. This process doesn't require to install any software or add-on. It just works with a shortcut, known as Bookmarklet, provided by Google.Transliteration Bookmarklet is a small piece of code that you store in your browser. Once stored, you can type in Hindi in any text box on any web-site of your choice. It works on any web-sites.For example, you can use the bookmarklet to chat in Hindi in Gmail, send messages in Hindi to your friends on networking web-sites like Facebook and Orkut etc, or edit a Hindi Wikipedia article or even write a blog post in Hindi.FYI, you don't need to follow this guide if you are using Gmail, Orkut, Blogger, Knol or any other iGoogle gadget. As Transliteration is built-in on these sites.--Google CodeSteps:In your browser, just drag and drop this link [अ Type in Hindi] in your 'Bookmarks Toolbar' or Favorite bar. (You may right-click on the link and select 'Bookmark this link' to create a Bookmark as well. The steps might be a little different for Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari. After creating the bookmarklet, follow these steps to type in Hindi on any web-site:Click on the bookmarklet you created in first step.
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