Monlam Tibetan Font Download For Mac
2021年1月22日Download here: http://gg.gg/ny7b3
Monlam font is a popular Tibetan font created by Lobsang Monlam. Summary of Support for Unicode Tibetan Script. The many beautiful Monlam fonts. Installing Monlam BodYig. Use with Tibetan Keyboard on Google Play or find more apps here: The sambhotaunicode font is our newest. He has continued to develop fonts for public use in Tibetan. Looking for Mac fonts? Click to find the best 66 free fonts in the Mac style. Every font is free to download!
*Monlam Bodyig Keyboard
*Lobsang Monlam - Tibetan Geeks
*GitHub - Imechemi/monlam-bodyig: Download Monlam Bodyig ..
*Monlam-lobsangmonlam : Www.tibetangeeks.com
Name: Lobsang Monlam
Born: Amdo Ngawa, Tibet
Nationality: Tibet
Profession: Buddhist Scholar/ Computer Engineer
Life and Education:
Lobsang Monlam was born at Trosig in Amdo Ngaba in Tibet and became a young monk at Trosig Monastery after he had completed studies at his primary school. At the age of sixteen, he started studies in Tantra Sections and liturgy, as well as studied Tibetan Traditional Thangkha painting from the age of fifteen and then studied modern painting after reaching in India. He was drawn into technology and engineering at an early age and created an FM Microphone for teaching Dharma at his monastery when he was fifteen. It was his first time to deal with technology, and the result was excellent.
He became a Buddhist student at Sera Mey Monastery and studied Buddhist philosophy for sixteen years after being fled to India in 1993. He was the designer and took responsibility for architecture during the establishment of Sera Mey congregation hall in 2001. During the construction of the new prayer hall of Sera Me monastery, he took responsibility for the architecture, the project of building the interior monuments, and the interior and exterior paintings of the congregation hall. It was his great honour to have a private audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama on the Inauguration Day of Sera Mey congregation hall.
From 2003 his interest on computers was increased by using them in his daily life and started to think about some ways to develop Software, and after several experiments and employing different methods, he has developed a Tibetan Cursive Font. Later he developed the first Monlam Tibetan Font in 2005 and contributed it to the Tibetan communities. It was undoubtedly the first Tibetan Font which was produced by a single person. In 2013, he graduated as a Geshe from Sera Mey Monastic University for Advanced Buddhist Studies and Practices, and he has held the title of Monlam IT Research Centre’s Director since the day he founded it, also researching on a variety Software which is relevant to the Tibetan language.
With Tibetan Scholars
Work and Invention:
He has learnt Computer for himself and gradually developed MonlamBod-yig1, Monlam Bod-yig2, Monlam Bod-yig3, Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary Software, Monlam Unicode and installed Monlam Tibetan and Dictionary on Android OS. Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary Software is huge of benefit to Tibetans who are staying inside or outside Tibet.
Giving a talk at Emory:
In 2012, under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and enthusiastic support from exceptional Tibetan scholars, he founded Monlam IT Research Centre at Dharamsala.
In 2010, he attended a conference “Digital” organised by Trace Foundation and had an excellent opportunity to discuss with many computer experts from inside Tibet. In 2011, he presented a paper at the Third International Conference on the Tibetan Language. Later in that year, he visited Japan University to give a talk on the usage of Tibetan language utilising on Macbook. He also held several workshops on the computer interacting with digital in several Tibetan communities.
Download spore galactic adventures for mac. Contribution and Cooperation:
In 2013, he attended an International Association for Tibetan Studies in Mongol and met with great scholars from inside and outside Tibet, as well as visited the national library with the director of Otani University. In 2015, he received an innovation award for development of software during the celebration of His Holiness Dalai Lama’s Eightieth Birthday.
Monlam with Students
In 2016, he attended a conference to the International Association for Tibetan Studies in Norway and presented a paper on Tibetan lexicography. With the cooperation of the Taiwan International Buddhist Association and Monlam IT Research Centre he has developed Chinese-Tibetan Dictionary software, as well as twice visiting in Taiwan for the work of translating Monlam Grand Dictionary into Chinese.
At the end of that year, he visited Oxford University, London University, INALCO, Columbia University, and Virginia University. He also attended at Apple and Google headquarter and held a discussion on the promotion of Tibetan language. In 2017, he created His Holiness Dalai Lama’s Tibetan website, developed a Library Management, Tibetan astrology Software, a software on translation, a software on transliteration, Tibetan-Chinese Dictionary Software and installed Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary on android.
In addition to that, he spoke at Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts in Taiwan. He also entered into an agreement on creating a Software for Sanskrit Grand Dictionary, Sanskrit-Tibetan Dictionary, Sanskrit-Tibetan transliteration and Sanskrit Transliteration with Central University of Tibetan Studies.
Monlam developed Apps
Recent Works:
In 2018, he developed a software App for Tibetan Astrology to bring all other astrological calculations together in one platform. In the same year, he visited Emory University for the International Tibetan-Science Terminology Conference and attended many universities and other academic institutes to discuss the future cooperated works. Since 2019, he is working on his Monlan Grand Dictionary, which will be the biggest dictionary in Tibetan history.Monlam Bodyig Keyboard
Ven. Lobsang Monlam’s Talk in London:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtqF_RqcAkw
Monlam Grand Dictionary’s Edition Process Introduction:
This information focuses on Unicode fonts in the .ttf format, with information about each font and links to download.
Most of the time Unicode .ttf is the type of font that should be used.They can be used in any operating system and by any modern program. More about this is below.
Note that the placement of the baseline of Tibetan when mixed with Latin script is not optimal. A solutions exists but lacks support in applications, see this link.
*2Freely available Unicode fonts
*2.2Chris Fynn’s Tibetan Fonts
*2.2.2Jomolhari
*3Commercial Unicode fonts
About Tibetan fonts
Fonts that are in TrueType (.ttf) format can be used on any operating system. Just drop them into your fonts folder.
Download all GPL fonts from one place [as of November 2016]:
The individual, authoritative sources for fonts are below.Freely available Unicode fontsBabelStone Tibetan
From the site (http://babelstone.co.uk/Fonts/Tibetan.html):
BabelStone Tibetan is a Unicode Tibetan font. It is a modification and extension of the Jomolhari font. Jomolhari is a Bhutanese style calligraphic uchen Tibetan script font developed in Bhutan by Christopher J. Fynn, and licensed under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). I would like to express my immense gratitude to Chris for designing such a beautiful font, and releasing it under a free license that allows me to modify it and release it under the BabelStone brand.
BabelStone Tibetan is based on Jomolhari Version alpha 0.003c 2006, which is quite old, and so does not include sixteen characters added to the Tibetan block in Unicode versions 5.1 (2008), 5.2 (2009) and 6.0 (2010). BabelStone Tibetan adds support for these sixteen characters, and also extends the font to cover many additional stack clusters, including non-standard clusters that are used for writing Tibetan shorthand contractions and some unusual clusters that were used for transcribing Tangut. If there are any stack clusters you need that BabelStone Tibetan does not currently support, please let me know by email or on twitter, and I will endeavour to promptly add them to the font. Please note that the current release (10.000) is the first public release of the font, and there are a number of known limitations and defects which I hope to fix in the future.
License: OFL (Open Font License)Chris Fynn’s Tibetan FontsDDC Uchen
DDC Uchen, a font designed by Chris Fynn for the Dzongkha Development Commission, can be downloaded from:
License: OFL (Open Font License)
’Font designed by Christopher J. Fynn. Copyright (c) 2010 by Dzongkha Development Commission.’Jomolhari
Jomolhari, a font by Chris Fynn, can be downloaded from:
* Note: See above BabelStone Tibetan is an updated version of Jomolhari.
License: OFL (Open Font License)
’Copyright (c) 2006 by Christopher Fynn. All rights reserved.’Adobe InDesign CS3 & CS4
There is a special version of the Jomolhari font called ’Jomolhari ID’ available, designed to work only in Adobe’s InDesign (CS3 & CS4) on both Windows and Mac. InDesign CS3 and CS4 has its own OpenType shaping engine which does not have specific support for Tibetan script.
The font works by using lookups under ’generic’ OpenType features which are applied by InDesign’s shaping engine ~ rather than the features specified for Tibetan which InDesign’s shaping engine does not apply. This also enables the font to work in a number of Macintosh applications.Adobe InDesign CS5
This has been solved for InDesign CS5: See How to prepare InDesign CS5 for Tibetan script.
License:Non- GPL
JomolhariNoto Sans Tibetan
Noto is a universal font made by Google. It has a Tibetan version in both regular and bold. It can be downloaded from https://www.google.com/get/noto/#sans-tibt. It can also easily be integrated in a webiste by following these instructions.
License: OFL (Open Font License) Dod cac drivers.
CTRC: Qomolangma
The Central Tibetan Relief Committee (CTRC) has created a number of free dbu can and dbu med fonts.
Their new Qomolangma fonts can be downloaded from:
*Yalasoo.com.
The older subset of CTRC-fonts can still be downloaded from the Tibetan font overview of the Virginia University, however the Qomolangma set is newer.
License: non- GPL ’Copyright (c) 2014 CTRC’CTRC-Uchen / Qomolangma-SutungCTRC-Betsu / Qomolangma-Betsu
Lobsang Monlam: Monlam fonts
Lobsang Monlam, a monk from Sera Mey monastery in southern India, has created a large set of beautiful Tibetan fonts. Version 3 is all Unicode; previous versions are not.
Download the Monlam fonts at
*SonamDawa.com/2013/03/Tibetan-fonts-download.html[works - aug 2016]
The Monlam package also contains an input keyboard and other software as well as the font. Read about installing the full Monlam package at
License: GPL. [as of 28 august 2016. thank you Monlam la!]Sambhota: TsugRing and YigChung
Sambota Tibetan Schools Society Dharamshala has created two new Unicode fonts as of August 2010: Tibetan TsugRing (OTF) and Tibetan Sambhota Yigchung (TTF).
They can be downloaded from
*currently unavailable:SamBhota.org/sambhota-tibetan-unicode-fonts/[page works, download links ’not found’ - aug 2016]
with samples, as well as information about compatibility and keyboards.
(Samples and useful information are there, but as of 27 august 2016 the download links for the two fonts get ’not found’. We are contacting Sambhota to find out.)
*SonamDawa.com/2013/03/Tibetan-fonts-download.html[works - aug 2016]
License:
Tibetan Tsug Ring is GPL
Tibetan Sambhota Yigchung is GPL
Tibetan Tsug RingTibetan Sambhota YigchungPKTC: Tibetan Machine Uni
The fonts of Tibetan Computer Company (TCC) by Tony Duff are renowned for being some of the most beautiful, high-quality Tibetan fonts available. They are all in dbu can style; TCC are not planning to produce dbu med fonts ’until the Windows operating system can support them properly.’
PKTC ’typefaces are available in two encoding formats: non-unicode and unicode. We continue to support our own, non-unicode format for Tibetan because, unfortunately, the Tibetan Unicode standard does not support many of the specialized characters needed for serious work in the Tibetan language.’
Download the freely available TCC Tibetan Machine Uni at:
License: non- GPL
See below for the commercially-available TCC Unicode fonts (Calligraphic, Classic and Chogyal).TibetanMachineUnicode (TCC)THDL: Tibetan Machine Uni
The Tibetan Himalayan Digital Library (THDL) provides a Unicode Tibetan Machine Uni font.
This font can be downloaded from:
License: GPLTibetan Machine UniCommercial Unicode fontsNitartha: Sambhota font for Unicode
License: non- GPL.
’Copyright © 2007 Nitartha International. All rights reserved. .. limits installation to one computer. However we want to encourage the use of our product in all possible circumstances for the benefit of beings and will work very hard to meet your needs if you will call and ask us for permission.’[Nitartha.net/sambhota_unicode.html Sambhota Dege]
Xenotype fonts
License: non- GPL
Microsoft with PRC: Microsoft Himalaya
This font is part of the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating system.
Since it is a .ttf (TrueType) font it can be used on any OS (such as Ubuntu Linux, MacOSX). Just drop it into the fonts folder like any font.
License: non-GPL
’© 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.’ With usage restrictions.
Padma Karpo Translation Committee fonts
The fonts of Padma Karpo Translation Committee, former Tibetan Computer Company (TCC) by Tony Duff are renowned for being some of the most beautiful, high-quality Tibetan fonts available. They are all in dbu can style; TCC are not planning to producedbu med fonts ’until the Windows operating system can support them properly.’
TCC ’typefaces are available in two encoding formats: non-unicode and unicode. We continue to support our own, non-unicode format for Tibetan because, unfortunately, the Tibetan Unicode standard does not support many of the specialized characters needed for serious work in the Tibetan language.’
The TTCC fonts Tibetan Calligraphic Unicode, Tibetan Classic Unicode and Tibetan Chogyal Unicode can be purchased at:
License: non- GPLTibetanCalligraphicUnicodeTibetanClassicUnicodeTibetanChogyalUnicode
See above for the freely available Tibetan Machine Unicode font.Mac OS-X Unicode fontsWhy are Mac Unicode fonts in a different section?Unfortunately both Mac OS-X 10.5 and 10.6 (which supports Tibetan) and Adobe’s programs support a different set of OpenType features which are required to correctly render Tibetan glyphs. So far Chris Fynn’sJomolhari ID font is the only publicly-available font that supports all platforms. The other fonts listed above run only with Windows and Linux, and the Mac fonts below run only with Mac OS-X. See Platform Independent Tibetan Unicode Fonts for the internal encoding differences.
Mac OS-X includes two Tibetan fonts since version 10.5.x :
* Kailasa
* Kokonor
Kailasa
KokonorLobsang Monlam - Tibetan Geeks
Freely available is Chris Fynn’s
* Jomolhari ID: THLIB.org/tools/#wiki=/access/wiki/site/26a34146-33a6-48ce-001e-f16ce7908a6a/jomolhari%20id.html
* DDC Uchen: Dzongkha.gov.bt/IT/download/fonts/DDC_Uchen.ttf
The company XenoTypeTech offers different Tibetan fonts (both dbu can and dbu med) for different versions of Mac OS-X:Legacy fonts (non-Unicode)Why switch to Unicode?There still exist quite a number of high-quality Tibetan fonts which do not support the Unicode standard. Since they rely on proprietary encoding, they often only work in a well-defined and closed environment. That makes it difficult to work with standard software: * For legacy fonts, standard word processors like OpenOffice or Microsoft word do not understand boundaries of Tibetan syllables and might break syllables in wrong places. * Desktop search engines cannot search Tibetan in legacy encodings. * It is very difficult to change fonts; special conversion software is needed. * Files might not be readable in the future because they use proprietary encoding.
An incomplete list of legacy fonts (free downloads):
* LTibetan UDP.Leighb.com/robillard.exeLicense: TBD
* Tibetan Machine http://www.pktc.org/pktc/download.htm#FreeTypefaceLicense: TBD
For information on how to convert documents that use legacy fonts into standard Unicode, see:
If you are a font developer, you can convert and create Unicode fonts following the information at:Internal Links
general formatting and editing
*Formatting rules for Tibetan text - This article explains the basic rules for formatting Tibetan texts, and shows how to use OpenOffice to create properly formatted Tibetan documents.
how-tos for specific programs
*Tibetan Formatting OpenOffice.org Extension - The extension allows left/right justification of Tibetan text including automatic Rinchen Spungs Shad handling.
font creation and licensing
* How to make Platform Independent Tibetan Unicode Fonts with FontForge.
* About licenses for font use: The GPL+FE and the OFL (Open Font License) are optimal.
* How to view font information with FontForge or otfinfo.
unicode
* About Tibetan Unicode
* What is UnicodeExternal Links
*Tibetan font overview of the Virginia UniversityNoteGitHub - Imechemi/monlam-bodyig: Download Monlam Bodyig ..
The builder of this page does not have extensive knowledge of Tibetan fonts, and has only collated this info from other sources. It would be most helpful if you have more information, to send it here, and i will be able to change it.Monlam-lobsangmonlam : Www.tibetangeeks.com Retrieved from ’http://digitaltibetan.org/index.php?title=Tibetan_Fonts&oldid=1722’
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Monlam font is a popular Tibetan font created by Lobsang Monlam. Summary of Support for Unicode Tibetan Script. The many beautiful Monlam fonts. Installing Monlam BodYig. Use with Tibetan Keyboard on Google Play or find more apps here: The sambhotaunicode font is our newest. He has continued to develop fonts for public use in Tibetan. Looking for Mac fonts? Click to find the best 66 free fonts in the Mac style. Every font is free to download!
*Monlam Bodyig Keyboard
*Lobsang Monlam - Tibetan Geeks
*GitHub - Imechemi/monlam-bodyig: Download Monlam Bodyig ..
*Monlam-lobsangmonlam : Www.tibetangeeks.com
Name: Lobsang Monlam
Born: Amdo Ngawa, Tibet
Nationality: Tibet
Profession: Buddhist Scholar/ Computer Engineer
Life and Education:
Lobsang Monlam was born at Trosig in Amdo Ngaba in Tibet and became a young monk at Trosig Monastery after he had completed studies at his primary school. At the age of sixteen, he started studies in Tantra Sections and liturgy, as well as studied Tibetan Traditional Thangkha painting from the age of fifteen and then studied modern painting after reaching in India. He was drawn into technology and engineering at an early age and created an FM Microphone for teaching Dharma at his monastery when he was fifteen. It was his first time to deal with technology, and the result was excellent.
He became a Buddhist student at Sera Mey Monastery and studied Buddhist philosophy for sixteen years after being fled to India in 1993. He was the designer and took responsibility for architecture during the establishment of Sera Mey congregation hall in 2001. During the construction of the new prayer hall of Sera Me monastery, he took responsibility for the architecture, the project of building the interior monuments, and the interior and exterior paintings of the congregation hall. It was his great honour to have a private audience with His Holiness the Dalai Lama on the Inauguration Day of Sera Mey congregation hall.
From 2003 his interest on computers was increased by using them in his daily life and started to think about some ways to develop Software, and after several experiments and employing different methods, he has developed a Tibetan Cursive Font. Later he developed the first Monlam Tibetan Font in 2005 and contributed it to the Tibetan communities. It was undoubtedly the first Tibetan Font which was produced by a single person. In 2013, he graduated as a Geshe from Sera Mey Monastic University for Advanced Buddhist Studies and Practices, and he has held the title of Monlam IT Research Centre’s Director since the day he founded it, also researching on a variety Software which is relevant to the Tibetan language.
With Tibetan Scholars
Work and Invention:
He has learnt Computer for himself and gradually developed MonlamBod-yig1, Monlam Bod-yig2, Monlam Bod-yig3, Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary Software, Monlam Unicode and installed Monlam Tibetan and Dictionary on Android OS. Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary Software is huge of benefit to Tibetans who are staying inside or outside Tibet.
Giving a talk at Emory:
In 2012, under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and enthusiastic support from exceptional Tibetan scholars, he founded Monlam IT Research Centre at Dharamsala.
In 2010, he attended a conference “Digital” organised by Trace Foundation and had an excellent opportunity to discuss with many computer experts from inside Tibet. In 2011, he presented a paper at the Third International Conference on the Tibetan Language. Later in that year, he visited Japan University to give a talk on the usage of Tibetan language utilising on Macbook. He also held several workshops on the computer interacting with digital in several Tibetan communities.
Download spore galactic adventures for mac. Contribution and Cooperation:
In 2013, he attended an International Association for Tibetan Studies in Mongol and met with great scholars from inside and outside Tibet, as well as visited the national library with the director of Otani University. In 2015, he received an innovation award for development of software during the celebration of His Holiness Dalai Lama’s Eightieth Birthday.
Monlam with Students
In 2016, he attended a conference to the International Association for Tibetan Studies in Norway and presented a paper on Tibetan lexicography. With the cooperation of the Taiwan International Buddhist Association and Monlam IT Research Centre he has developed Chinese-Tibetan Dictionary software, as well as twice visiting in Taiwan for the work of translating Monlam Grand Dictionary into Chinese.
At the end of that year, he visited Oxford University, London University, INALCO, Columbia University, and Virginia University. He also attended at Apple and Google headquarter and held a discussion on the promotion of Tibetan language. In 2017, he created His Holiness Dalai Lama’s Tibetan website, developed a Library Management, Tibetan astrology Software, a software on translation, a software on transliteration, Tibetan-Chinese Dictionary Software and installed Monlam Tibetan Grand Dictionary on android.
In addition to that, he spoke at Dharma Drum Institute of Liberal Arts in Taiwan. He also entered into an agreement on creating a Software for Sanskrit Grand Dictionary, Sanskrit-Tibetan Dictionary, Sanskrit-Tibetan transliteration and Sanskrit Transliteration with Central University of Tibetan Studies.
Monlam developed Apps
Recent Works:
In 2018, he developed a software App for Tibetan Astrology to bring all other astrological calculations together in one platform. In the same year, he visited Emory University for the International Tibetan-Science Terminology Conference and attended many universities and other academic institutes to discuss the future cooperated works. Since 2019, he is working on his Monlan Grand Dictionary, which will be the biggest dictionary in Tibetan history.Monlam Bodyig Keyboard
Ven. Lobsang Monlam’s Talk in London:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtqF_RqcAkw
Monlam Grand Dictionary’s Edition Process Introduction:
This information focuses on Unicode fonts in the .ttf format, with information about each font and links to download.
Most of the time Unicode .ttf is the type of font that should be used.They can be used in any operating system and by any modern program. More about this is below.
Note that the placement of the baseline of Tibetan when mixed with Latin script is not optimal. A solutions exists but lacks support in applications, see this link.
*2Freely available Unicode fonts
*2.2Chris Fynn’s Tibetan Fonts
*2.2.2Jomolhari
*3Commercial Unicode fonts
About Tibetan fonts
Fonts that are in TrueType (.ttf) format can be used on any operating system. Just drop them into your fonts folder.
Download all GPL fonts from one place [as of November 2016]:
The individual, authoritative sources for fonts are below.Freely available Unicode fontsBabelStone Tibetan
From the site (http://babelstone.co.uk/Fonts/Tibetan.html):
BabelStone Tibetan is a Unicode Tibetan font. It is a modification and extension of the Jomolhari font. Jomolhari is a Bhutanese style calligraphic uchen Tibetan script font developed in Bhutan by Christopher J. Fynn, and licensed under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). I would like to express my immense gratitude to Chris for designing such a beautiful font, and releasing it under a free license that allows me to modify it and release it under the BabelStone brand.
BabelStone Tibetan is based on Jomolhari Version alpha 0.003c 2006, which is quite old, and so does not include sixteen characters added to the Tibetan block in Unicode versions 5.1 (2008), 5.2 (2009) and 6.0 (2010). BabelStone Tibetan adds support for these sixteen characters, and also extends the font to cover many additional stack clusters, including non-standard clusters that are used for writing Tibetan shorthand contractions and some unusual clusters that were used for transcribing Tangut. If there are any stack clusters you need that BabelStone Tibetan does not currently support, please let me know by email or on twitter, and I will endeavour to promptly add them to the font. Please note that the current release (10.000) is the first public release of the font, and there are a number of known limitations and defects which I hope to fix in the future.
License: OFL (Open Font License)Chris Fynn’s Tibetan FontsDDC Uchen
DDC Uchen, a font designed by Chris Fynn for the Dzongkha Development Commission, can be downloaded from:
License: OFL (Open Font License)
’Font designed by Christopher J. Fynn. Copyright (c) 2010 by Dzongkha Development Commission.’Jomolhari
Jomolhari, a font by Chris Fynn, can be downloaded from:
* Note: See above BabelStone Tibetan is an updated version of Jomolhari.
License: OFL (Open Font License)
’Copyright (c) 2006 by Christopher Fynn. All rights reserved.’Adobe InDesign CS3 & CS4
There is a special version of the Jomolhari font called ’Jomolhari ID’ available, designed to work only in Adobe’s InDesign (CS3 & CS4) on both Windows and Mac. InDesign CS3 and CS4 has its own OpenType shaping engine which does not have specific support for Tibetan script.
The font works by using lookups under ’generic’ OpenType features which are applied by InDesign’s shaping engine ~ rather than the features specified for Tibetan which InDesign’s shaping engine does not apply. This also enables the font to work in a number of Macintosh applications.Adobe InDesign CS5
This has been solved for InDesign CS5: See How to prepare InDesign CS5 for Tibetan script.
License:Non- GPL
JomolhariNoto Sans Tibetan
Noto is a universal font made by Google. It has a Tibetan version in both regular and bold. It can be downloaded from https://www.google.com/get/noto/#sans-tibt. It can also easily be integrated in a webiste by following these instructions.
License: OFL (Open Font License) Dod cac drivers.
CTRC: Qomolangma
The Central Tibetan Relief Committee (CTRC) has created a number of free dbu can and dbu med fonts.
Their new Qomolangma fonts can be downloaded from:
*Yalasoo.com.
The older subset of CTRC-fonts can still be downloaded from the Tibetan font overview of the Virginia University, however the Qomolangma set is newer.
License: non- GPL ’Copyright (c) 2014 CTRC’CTRC-Uchen / Qomolangma-SutungCTRC-Betsu / Qomolangma-Betsu
Lobsang Monlam: Monlam fonts
Lobsang Monlam, a monk from Sera Mey monastery in southern India, has created a large set of beautiful Tibetan fonts. Version 3 is all Unicode; previous versions are not.
Download the Monlam fonts at
*SonamDawa.com/2013/03/Tibetan-fonts-download.html[works - aug 2016]
The Monlam package also contains an input keyboard and other software as well as the font. Read about installing the full Monlam package at
License: GPL. [as of 28 august 2016. thank you Monlam la!]Sambhota: TsugRing and YigChung
Sambota Tibetan Schools Society Dharamshala has created two new Unicode fonts as of August 2010: Tibetan TsugRing (OTF) and Tibetan Sambhota Yigchung (TTF).
They can be downloaded from
*currently unavailable:SamBhota.org/sambhota-tibetan-unicode-fonts/[page works, download links ’not found’ - aug 2016]
with samples, as well as information about compatibility and keyboards.
(Samples and useful information are there, but as of 27 august 2016 the download links for the two fonts get ’not found’. We are contacting Sambhota to find out.)
*SonamDawa.com/2013/03/Tibetan-fonts-download.html[works - aug 2016]
License:
Tibetan Tsug Ring is GPL
Tibetan Sambhota Yigchung is GPL
Tibetan Tsug RingTibetan Sambhota YigchungPKTC: Tibetan Machine Uni
The fonts of Tibetan Computer Company (TCC) by Tony Duff are renowned for being some of the most beautiful, high-quality Tibetan fonts available. They are all in dbu can style; TCC are not planning to produce dbu med fonts ’until the Windows operating system can support them properly.’
PKTC ’typefaces are available in two encoding formats: non-unicode and unicode. We continue to support our own, non-unicode format for Tibetan because, unfortunately, the Tibetan Unicode standard does not support many of the specialized characters needed for serious work in the Tibetan language.’
Download the freely available TCC Tibetan Machine Uni at:
License: non- GPL
See below for the commercially-available TCC Unicode fonts (Calligraphic, Classic and Chogyal).TibetanMachineUnicode (TCC)THDL: Tibetan Machine Uni
The Tibetan Himalayan Digital Library (THDL) provides a Unicode Tibetan Machine Uni font.
This font can be downloaded from:
License: GPLTibetan Machine UniCommercial Unicode fontsNitartha: Sambhota font for Unicode
License: non- GPL.
’Copyright © 2007 Nitartha International. All rights reserved. .. limits installation to one computer. However we want to encourage the use of our product in all possible circumstances for the benefit of beings and will work very hard to meet your needs if you will call and ask us for permission.’[Nitartha.net/sambhota_unicode.html Sambhota Dege]
Xenotype fonts
License: non- GPL
Microsoft with PRC: Microsoft Himalaya
This font is part of the Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating system.
Since it is a .ttf (TrueType) font it can be used on any OS (such as Ubuntu Linux, MacOSX). Just drop it into the fonts folder like any font.
License: non-GPL
’© 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.’ With usage restrictions.
Padma Karpo Translation Committee fonts
The fonts of Padma Karpo Translation Committee, former Tibetan Computer Company (TCC) by Tony Duff are renowned for being some of the most beautiful, high-quality Tibetan fonts available. They are all in dbu can style; TCC are not planning to producedbu med fonts ’until the Windows operating system can support them properly.’
TCC ’typefaces are available in two encoding formats: non-unicode and unicode. We continue to support our own, non-unicode format for Tibetan because, unfortunately, the Tibetan Unicode standard does not support many of the specialized characters needed for serious work in the Tibetan language.’
The TTCC fonts Tibetan Calligraphic Unicode, Tibetan Classic Unicode and Tibetan Chogyal Unicode can be purchased at:
License: non- GPLTibetanCalligraphicUnicodeTibetanClassicUnicodeTibetanChogyalUnicode
See above for the freely available Tibetan Machine Unicode font.Mac OS-X Unicode fontsWhy are Mac Unicode fonts in a different section?Unfortunately both Mac OS-X 10.5 and 10.6 (which supports Tibetan) and Adobe’s programs support a different set of OpenType features which are required to correctly render Tibetan glyphs. So far Chris Fynn’sJomolhari ID font is the only publicly-available font that supports all platforms. The other fonts listed above run only with Windows and Linux, and the Mac fonts below run only with Mac OS-X. See Platform Independent Tibetan Unicode Fonts for the internal encoding differences.
Mac OS-X includes two Tibetan fonts since version 10.5.x :
* Kailasa
* Kokonor
Kailasa
KokonorLobsang Monlam - Tibetan Geeks
Freely available is Chris Fynn’s
* Jomolhari ID: THLIB.org/tools/#wiki=/access/wiki/site/26a34146-33a6-48ce-001e-f16ce7908a6a/jomolhari%20id.html
* DDC Uchen: Dzongkha.gov.bt/IT/download/fonts/DDC_Uchen.ttf
The company XenoTypeTech offers different Tibetan fonts (both dbu can and dbu med) for different versions of Mac OS-X:Legacy fonts (non-Unicode)Why switch to Unicode?There still exist quite a number of high-quality Tibetan fonts which do not support the Unicode standard. Since they rely on proprietary encoding, they often only work in a well-defined and closed environment. That makes it difficult to work with standard software: * For legacy fonts, standard word processors like OpenOffice or Microsoft word do not understand boundaries of Tibetan syllables and might break syllables in wrong places. * Desktop search engines cannot search Tibetan in legacy encodings. * It is very difficult to change fonts; special conversion software is needed. * Files might not be readable in the future because they use proprietary encoding.
An incomplete list of legacy fonts (free downloads):
* LTibetan UDP.Leighb.com/robillard.exeLicense: TBD
* Tibetan Machine http://www.pktc.org/pktc/download.htm#FreeTypefaceLicense: TBD
For information on how to convert documents that use legacy fonts into standard Unicode, see:
If you are a font developer, you can convert and create Unicode fonts following the information at:Internal Links
general formatting and editing
*Formatting rules for Tibetan text - This article explains the basic rules for formatting Tibetan texts, and shows how to use OpenOffice to create properly formatted Tibetan documents.
how-tos for specific programs
*Tibetan Formatting OpenOffice.org Extension - The extension allows left/right justification of Tibetan text including automatic Rinchen Spungs Shad handling.
font creation and licensing
* How to make Platform Independent Tibetan Unicode Fonts with FontForge.
* About licenses for font use: The GPL+FE and the OFL (Open Font License) are optimal.
* How to view font information with FontForge or otfinfo.
unicode
* About Tibetan Unicode
* What is UnicodeExternal Links
*Tibetan font overview of the Virginia UniversityNoteGitHub - Imechemi/monlam-bodyig: Download Monlam Bodyig ..
The builder of this page does not have extensive knowledge of Tibetan fonts, and has only collated this info from other sources. It would be most helpful if you have more information, to send it here, and i will be able to change it.Monlam-lobsangmonlam : Www.tibetangeeks.com Retrieved from ’http://digitaltibetan.org/index.php?title=Tibetan_Fonts&oldid=1722’
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