How to type in BanglaWord

BanglaWord uses a 'Smart Bangla' typing technology to type Bangla. Text is entered Non-matching characters, are mapped on unused keys.
using only the vowels (swarabarnas) and the consonant (banjonbarnos). The conjunct
shift + q = y q =r
characters (juktho okkors) are placed automatically by the system if possible otherwise
shift + v = d v =c
when indicated by the user. Bengali alphabet is mapped phonetically on to the standard
shift + x = b x =a
QWERTY keyboard, independent of any Bangla font. This minimizes the initial learning shift + f = v w =P
curve and removes the need for physical layout template. z =É
The Bengali characters are mapped on to the ‘QWERTY’ keyboard under their ctrl + g = w . = z (Dari)
phonetically (similar sounding) equivalent English characters. For example L is ctrl + h = Ú h =x
mapped to k and M is mapped to K (shift k).
Rofola, Ref and Rikar ( Ë Ñ ª )
To obtain Rofola press the desired character then press r then the F1 key.
Conjunct (Jukto) Characters Example: fl followed by F1 key will give you fË
To obtain conjunct characters simply press the F1 key after typing two characters.
Example: LL followed by F1 key will give you the conjunct character ‚.
To obtain Ref press the desired character then press R then the F1 key.
F2 will reverse the action.
Example: fs followed by F1 key will give you fÑ

Switching between Bangla & English To obtain Rikar press the desired character then press ctrl + r then the F1 key.
By pressing F12 key users can switch between Bangla and English typing mode.
Example: fG followed by F1 key will give you fª

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