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Fonts and Keyboards Below are some commonly available fonts and the associated keyboard layouts. They are provided in Zipped files to prevent damage which can occur when they are moved from one computing environment to another.
Pigiarniq This font was professionally developed by the Government of Nunavut in association with Tiro Typesetting; http://www.tiro.com and is an excellent general purpose font that uses the modern Unicode standard. Unzip the file below to obtain four versions - regular, bold, light and Italic Nunacom U This is one of the early Unicode fonts developed by Multedata. It has largely been replaced by Pigiarniq. Ballymun This is another Uncode Font developed by Ron Ogawa Non Unicode Fonts These fonts are all non standard encoding, meaning that without the specific font used to create the document, thet are unintelligible. Using a different font will produce unusable text. With the Inuktitut Utilities developed by Multedata for the Government of Nunavut, it is possible to reliably convert from one font to another, using the Pigiarniq standard font as a common pivot point. For the PC ProSyl PROSYL.zip Naamajut NAAMAJUTPC.zip Aujaq Aujaq2.ttf Nunacom7 nunacom7.zip OldSyl OLDSY8.zip For the MacIntosh Naamajut NaamujutMAC.zip
Keyboard Layouts The following document provides the keyboard layouts for use with different fonts. |