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A Unicode Taskbar for Word
To use Unicode for typing Sanskrit on your computer, first you will need a computer with an operating system that supports Unicode to some level, as most modern personal computers do. (1)
Secondly you will need a Unicode font which includes the Sanskrit roman or devanagari characters you want to use. (2)
Thirdly, you will need to read the help function of your operating system to find a description of how to use Unicode on your particular system, and the help function of your wordprocessing software for a description of how to use Unicode with your software. (3)
For the romanization of Sanskrit and Pali there is another standard, the International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration, IAST, which was already established in 1894.
Arial Unicode font from Microsoft (Public Domain) including Devanagari and Roman characters for Sanskrit.
Unicode Font Gentium (no Devanagari letters)
Times Roman Ext Unicode font from the Bahá'í Computer & Communication Association (no devanagari)
List of romanized Sanskrit characters in Unicode.