'Shree-Lipi' nxt - India's most popular multilingual software

 Shree-Lipi nxt



             India's most popular multilingual software


As Shree-Lipi completes 25 years, it marks another milestone by introducing Shree-Lipi nxt.

Shree-Lipi nxt is the perfect multilingual, feature-packed solution for new age users. It provides enriching experience by enabling easy to use Unicode Composition, Open Source Application Support, Online Spellchecker and Font Family installation.

 

   Font-Families Available In ‘Shree-Lipi’ nxt Bangla/Assamese Package


Script

Layout

Total Font-Families

Bangla

SLX

146

Bangla

Unicode

9

Assamese

SLX

146

Assamese

Unicode

9

Manipuri

SLX

146

Manipuri

Unicode

9

Devanagari

SLX

99

English

Unicode

300

Symbol

Modular

110

Why Shree-Lipi nxt is better...

 

Enhanced Unicode keyboard handler

 

Automatic selection of 32 & 64-bit applications


Conversion utility with RTF, TXT and DOC files conv

                                                                                                

  Unicode fonts*

 

 

Text Editor with integrated Spell checker*

 

        Composition for open source applications like Open Office, Inkscape, GIMP and Scribus


*As per product specifications

 

Other Features

·  Shree-Lipi nxt comes with many useful tools and utilities to increase productivity saving time.

·  Enhanced and user-friendly Conversion utility with RTF, TXT, Doc file conversion option.

·  Spell check for two-byte Font layout support (SLX and Unicode)

·  Font installation available with Family

·  Avishkar Plus for SLX font layout for giving catchy effects to your advertisements, titles

·  Additional Fonts in each available language

·  9 Pair Unicode fonts for each selected Language

·  Hyphenation support for South Indian languages for SLX and Unicode font layout

·  Sorting for Indian languages for SLX and Unicode font layout

·  Smart matra and validate matra for Indian language

·  Automatic application selection

·  Unicode typing help

·  Improved Symbol font previewer

·  Symbol Font categorization

·  Keyboard short cuts

·  Keyboard Tutor



CONTACT:

COMPU CARE INFOTECH

Shri Chandan Datta

B'C'#3, Block-II, 2nd Floor

'Calcutta Greens Commercial Complex'

1050/2, Survey Park

Kolkata-700 075

(Mobile/Whatsapp: +9198300 40811/62895 77035;

E-Mail: dattachandan1960@gmail.com/

multilingualsoftwares@gmail.com/compucareinfotech1992@gmail.com;

Website: http:\\compucare4u.business.site)

 

  

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