SURVEY OF COMPUTATIONAL SUPPORT FOR SHAHMUKHI SCRIPT OF PUNJABI LANGUAGE
Journal Title: Academic Research International - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 1
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This paper is a survey of Punjabi language to explore the computational facilities available fororthography of this language. The two scripts used for writing Punjabi are Shahmukhi (a derivation ofthe Perso-Arabic script) and “Gurmukhi”. Our main focus was on Shahmukhi, mainly used in Pakistan,to identify the support by Unicode for its characters.
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