Gurbani Lipi and Gurbani Lipi Light, along with their bold versions are a family of Gurmukhi fonts with variations in thickness that are optimized for writing text of Shree Guru Granth Sahib in the customary format. Gurbani Hindi, a Hindi font that is optimized for writing Gurbani in Hindi. Most characters in these fonts have lesser width than the AnmolLipi or AmrLipi family of type faces. these fonts fulfill the requirement of writing 19 lines of Gurbani text per page in the landscape page orientation and with a decent font size).

Gurbani Akhar type-faces, (Regular, Light, Slim & Heavy) are a family of Gurmukhi fonts that are optimized for writing text of Sri Guru Granth Sahib in the customary format (i.e. Comes in regular and bold, marker, and marker bold Font by Paul Grosse. GHW Dukandar, an informal font, designed to look like Punjabi shorthand, for example the kind of handwriting that a shop keeper (dukandar) in Punjab might use. It appears in 9 different weights from Thin to Black Font by Paul Grosse. It turns your machine-produced-looking text into something that a real person would have written, capturing the energy and flow of the writing.

GHW Adhiapak, this is a real-life Gurmukhi handwritten font. Comes in various bold styles as well as true, hollow styles which, unlike many other hollow or outline fonts, has endcaps Font by Paul Grosse. Thind.īulara, a clean, legible, font, designed to work as a display font.

Classic Gurmukhi number characters are also included as symbols. Thind.Īnmol Lipi type-faces, (Regular, Light, Slim, Bold, Thick, Raised, Ubhri, Kalmi) are a family of Gurmukhi fonts with variations in display that are suitable for writing modern Punjabi where international numbers are used as a routine. If you search for your 'Fonts' directory you should see the Gurmukhi fonts installed.Īmar Lipi type-faces, (Regular, Light, Slim, Bold, Thick, Raised, Ubhri, Kalmi) are a family of Gurmukhi fonts with variations in display that are suitable for writing modern Punjabi where international numbers are used as a routine. Select the file in the 'List of fonts' box and press the 'OK' button. In the 'Add Fonts' dialog box that appears, navigate the folder tree to the place you saved the font file. Click 'File' and then 'Install New Font'.Ĥ. Open the Control Panel (Start - Control Panel) and choose the 'Classic View' and then Double-click on the 'Fonts' icon.ģ. (right-click on the link and choose 'Save Link As' or 'Save Target As.') The font file will download to your computer.Ģ. Instructions for Windows XP and Windows Vista users:ġ. All fonts available here use this key mapĭownload the font file(s) then right-click on each font file (they end in.

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