[Y-Indology] Some sanskrit software

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On Sat, 16 Nov 2002, Harry Spier wrote:

 

> I've noticed that the following sanskrit is now available.

 

Could someone on the list help me avoid the necessity of exploring the

whole

bewildering array of online Sanskrit texts, and just tell me the 'best'

site for Buddhist Sanskrit, particularly Nagarjuna, but _in devanagari_.

 

Phillip

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>phillip.ernest

>On Sat, 16 Nov 2002, Harry Spier wrote:

>

> > I've noticed that the following sanskrit is now available.

>

>Could someone on the list help me avoid the necessity of exploring the

>whole

>bewildering array of online Sanskrit texts, and just tell me the 'best'

>site for Buddhist Sanskrit, particularly Nagarjuna, but _in devanagari_.

>

>Phillip

>

>

My posting should have read "I've noticed that the following sanskrit

software is available:. " and it refers to some on-line sanskrit software

utilities and not to on-line sanskrit texts. Apologies for any confusion.

 

Harry Spier

 

 

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Thanks. The fonts on this site are useful.

 

Phillip

 

On Sat, 16 Nov 2002, Harry Spier wrote:

 

> 1. The ITRANSLATOR utility from the Omkarananda ashram has now been

> upgraded

> to work on windows 2000 and windows xp. The new version is called

> ITRANSLATOR99. For those who have never used this. It is a very

> user-friendly utility to type in (or paste) sanskrit in ITRANS coding and

> converts it simultaneously to devanagari and transliteration.

> It uses the fonts (supplied by them) sanskrit99 or ancientsanskrit99 for

> devanagari and URW Palladio for transliteration. It can be downloaded

> from

> http://www.omkarananda-ashram.org/ .

>