Hindi unicode font help
Windows XP and Windows Vista Users
If you are not able to read the Hindi content properly please follow the following steps,
Go to Tools > Internet options > Fonts > select Devanagari under Language script > select web page font as Akshar Unicode,

Click on OK.
If you still have the problem, follow these steps,
Go to Control Panel > Select Regional and Language Options > Click on the Languages tab > Select the check box 'Install files for complex scripts and right-to-left languages (Including Thai)'

Click on OK

This will prompt you to insert XP CD. Insert the CD and repeat the process. Allow the system to copy necessary files. Restart the system. Now you will be able to read the hindi content on IE, FireFox and Opera.
Windows 98 and Windows 2000 With IE 6.0+ Users
Step 1 :
Once you install the fonts, restart the system.Even now if you can't read Hindi content properly then you can enable indic support, follow step 2:
step 2
Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Regional Options > General [Tab]
In the "Language settings for this system" frame, check the box next to "Indic".

Click on OK.

Copy the appropriate files from the Windows 2000 CD when prompted.
If prompted, reboot your computer once the files have been installed.
The above steps should fix the problem. If it still doesn't, please write to us at info@click.in with the browser version, OS version and the problem you are facing.
It would help us if you can send a snapshot of the characters which are not correct. Please follow the instructions below to take a snapshot,
Unicode support in IE browser before version 6.0 is not good. We recommend you to upgrade to at least IE 6.0+
For Linux Operating System
Copy one of the Hindi fonts file from Hindi Fonts (we recommend Akshar.ttf font) to .fonts directory in the user's home directory. If .fonts directory does not exist in the home directory, please create it. Finally run the command 'fc-cache' from the command prompt.
It is very important to restart the browser, then only you will be able to read the content in Hindi.
Mac and iPhone
In Mac OS X 10.4, if you are using 'Safari' web browser, no need to do anything.
Unfortunately iPhone doesn't support any Indian Unicode fonts. We are as eager as you to make our language channels iPhone compatible.
This will fix almost all the problems. If you still have any problems contact us with the browser version, OS version and the problem you are facing.