Modern Windows operating systems feature built-in, native Unicode Inscript Keyboards for all official Indian languages. You can activate these instantly via the Windows Time & Language Settings menu.

This happens when the font selected in MS Word does not match the active font mode in ISM. If you are using Unicode mode, ensure you select a Unicode font like Mangal or Arial Unicode MS in your word processor. If using ISM fonts, select specific C-DAC fonts like DV-Priyanka . 3. Shortcut Key Conflict

To help tailor any further troubleshooting or configuration advice, let me know: Which are you currently running? What specific Indian language do you plan to type in?