Go through a hard disk drive, file and folder names

     You can change your computer's hard disk drive, file and folder names.However, it is for Windows xp and 2000, or the next version of it. Because, in
previous versions of Windows xp and 2000 - Unicode open the font does not support.  You need, here complant, Bengali Input software keyboard. You can download this free software online from this site. After installing the software, you must be sure that Vrinda, Unicode based Bengali fonts are open. This is the font that supports both English and Bengali languages. If you have no that font, then install any Unicode based open-type font. This is a site that you can download and install the font. If you install Avro software, so many Unicode based open-type fonts will install automatically.

  Now your computer can be configured to use the Bengali language. For Windows XP, open ‘Regional and Language Options’ from ‘Control Panel’ and select install files for complex script and right-to-left language (including thai) from ‘Language’ tab, then ok.

  For Windows 2000 – open ‘Regional Options’ from ‘Control Panel’. Open ‘Language Settings for the System’ from ‘General’ tab. Now select ‘Indic’, then ok.

  You may need the Windows installer. Keep your Windows CD ready. Change the layout of Avro Keyboard in Bengali and change the names of the hard disk drive, file and folder. You can also make Web Pages by Avro Keyboard and Unicode based Bengali open-type font.