Problem Reading Bangla?

Step 1: Open Control Panel (Start > Control Panel)

Step 2: Double Click on “Regional and Language Options” to open it

Step 3: Click on the Languages tab and Check “Install files for
complex script and right-to-left languages (including Thai)”

Step 4: Click on OK button

(You will need Windows XP installation diskette)

Step 5: Restart Computer

Step 1: Open Control Panel (Start > Control Panel)

Step 2: Double Click on “Regional Options” to open it

Step 3: Click on the General tab and Check “Indic” on the Language
settings for the system area

Step 4: Click on OK button

(You may need Windows 2000 installation diskette)

Step 5: Restart Computer

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Some versions of Windows 7 does not need to enable, it is enabled by
default.

Tutorial available here.

Vrinda (Windows NT platform has built-in font like this), It’s not free to download.

SolaimanLipi (Free font from Ekushey) [DOWNLOAD]

SiyamRupali (Free font from Tanbin Islam Siyam) [DOWNLOAD]

• Open Opera browser.
• From menu bar, go to Tools > Preferences… (or press Ctrl+F12)
• STEP I:
  • In General tab click “Details” button on the Language section
  • On Languages window, click on “Add” button
  • Then on the new “Accept Language” window, choose “বাংলা/Baņla, [bn]”, and click ok. And then click ok again.
• STEP II:
  • Click on the Advanced tab.
  • Then choose “Fonts” from the left pane.
  • Now, on the right middle corner click on the “International Fonts…” button
  • Now, on “Writing system” drop down menu choose “Bengali”.
  • Now, on “Normal font”, choose either SolaimanLipi or Siyam Rupali.
  • Press Ok.
• Click Ok finally. now smile 🙂

• Open Firefox browser.
• From menu bar, go to Tools > Options…
• STEP I:
  • Now click on the Content tab.
  • On the very bottom, in Languages section, click “Choose” button
  • On “Languages” window, on the drop down panel (Select a language to add…), choose “Bengali [bn]”, and click on “Add” button.
  • (Optional) Now move down Bengali [bn] below English/United States [en-us], to make English language default.
  • Click Ok.
• STEP II:
  • Then on the “Fonts and Colors” section, click on “Advanced…” button.
  • Then, on “Fonts for” drop down menu, choose “Bengali”.
  • Now on “Serif” and “Sans Serif” drop down menu, choose SoalimanLipi or Siyam Rupali.
  • Then click Ok, and Ok. now smile 🙂

• Open Internet Explorer browser.
• From menu bar, go to Tools > Internet Options…
• In General tab, in the “History” section, click the “Fonts…” button.
• In the new window, choose ‘Bangla’ in the “Language Scripts”.
• Then, if Unicode Bangla fonts are already installed in your computer (as mentioned above), then you can see Web page font on the left panel and Plain text font on the right panel below.
• In the list of the fonts, click on Siyam Rupali.
• Then click Ok.
• And then Apply, Ok to save settings.
• For better result, you can restart Internet Explorer and/or restart computer. now Smile 🙂

• Open Chrome browser.
• On the top-right of the address bar, click on the “wrench icon” and then choose “Settings”.
• Go to the bottom of the page and click on the “Show advanced settings…” link
• STEP I:
  • On the Languages section (just in between the Networks and Downloads sections), click on the “Languages and spell-checker settings…” button
  • Click “Add” button, then on the drop down menu, choose “Bengali – বাংলা” and click Ok.
  • And then click Ok.
  • Then click Ok.
  • And then Apply, Ok to save settings.
  • For better result, you can restart Internet Explorer and/or restart computer. now Smile 🙂
• STEP II:
  • On the web content section (in between Passwords & Forms and Network), click on the “Customize fonts…” button.
  • On the “Serif font” and “Sans-serif font” drop down menus, choose Siyam Rupali, and then click OK.
• It will start working. If not, then restart Chrome. So, smile now 🙂