Tuesday, May 15, 2007

AnandaSansar Nepali Fonts released

Click the links below to download:
Designed by: Ananda K. Maharjan
Kathmandu, Nepal
Released date: May 2007
For any comments and suggestions, please e-mail me at: anandatype@yahoo.com
©2007 For personal use only. Unauthorised distribution of the product is prohibited. It is stictly prohibited to sell and change the name of font.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

NEW NEPALI FONTS


Click the image to ENLARGE
More than 30 Nepali fonts families
(includes regular, bold, italic, Hv, Light)


Click the links below to download fonts:


Click here to download all Ananda Nepali Fonts in a zip file.

or

Direct link: www.anandakm.com.np/gallery/ananda_nepali_fonts.zip


© Ananda Kumar Maharjan. For personal use only. Unauthorised distribution of the ananda nepali fonts is prohibited. It is strictly prohibited to sell, change the font name and publish in any other websites.

101 Nepali Fonts

Here is the collection of 101 Nepali Fonts, collected from different sources. You can download a single zip file which contains 101 nepali fonts. The Nepali fonts pack contains variety of fonts such as Ananda, Aakriti, Aakar, Anandalaya, Anandako, Anandalipi, Anuradha, Aalekh, Arap, Preeti, Himal, Kantipur, Kanchan, Menaka, Kalpana, Navajeevan, Noorisha, Rukmini, Rangila, Priyatam, Pagali, Ranjana, Lumanti, Megnu, Ganesh, Kasturi, Kodak, Chandrodaya, Chandra, Harka, Shila, CV Aakriti, Bisfot, Bahunbad, Borders, Ranjita, Kirati, Meena, Anandazz, Ananda1Hv, Milan, Bikrant, Khaki, Safalta, Urbasi etc.........

Click here to download 101 Nepali fonts.

Click here to download new New Nepali Fonts in a zip file.

or

Direct link: www.anandakm.com.np/gallery/nepali_fonts_new.zip

Download instruction: 1. Right click the link, 2. Click "Save Target As" and 3. "Save."

If the font listed above is copyrighted and don't want to make it free for public download, then please contact me at: anandatype[at]yahoo.com

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

TYPING TUTORIALS E-BOOKS

COMPREHENSIVE TYPING TUTORIALS

Click here to Download Nepali Typing tutorials



Developing good technique, finger placement, positioning and movement is the first step toward developing effective typing skills. Learning to type involves control of hand and fingers, positioning, concentration, practice & perseverance, You need to learn correct placement of fingers and how to move your fingers and position your hands. These are the basic skills needed for touch typing which is the skill of pressing the keys accurately without looking at the keys.

Developing automatic movements and increasing speed requires the following steps:
1. Learn good technique first:
Learn where the keys are and which fingers should be used for each key. Also use good body and arm/hand positioning - good ergonomics. This will be the basis for long term good typing habits.

2. Repetition - repetition - repetition: Automatic movements are only developed through plenty of repetition and practice. Muscles and joints learn position in space and movement patterns through continuous movement in the patterns to be learned. Every athlete and sportsman knows that regardless of talent, practice is what makes the body work well.

3. Don't look: No matter how tempted you are, once you have learned the correct finger placement and which fingers to use for specific keys, practice typing without looking. Being tempted to look at your fingers reduces the motor training effect, and relies more heavily on vision for finding the correct keys rather than the kinesthetic 'muscle and sensory' senses of the fingers. Developing good speed will be significantly hindered if vision is used. This is true of the whole typing process, since looking at the keyboard results in the visual shift from keyboard to screen to paper documents, thus reducing the efficiency of typing in all
ways.

4. Be disciplined: Instead of focusing on accuracy of key hits, rather work on your SPEED during this second phase of training. You can make corrections later, but for now, work on getting your speed up without looking!

Components of good typing technique:
- Hand Function: training approach based on how your hands work!
- Ergonomics and Positioning: The way you sit and the organization and setup of your work environment will have a significant impact on how well you type and your long term health and productivity.
- Movement vs. Stability: The way in which your fingers move.
- Touch Typing: Developing the skill of using your fingers, not your eyes for increased accuracy and speed.

How is typing speed calculated?

The standard formula is as follows: The number of characters typed is divided by 5 (the average word length, including a space in-between words). This is divided by the exercise time, in seconds, and then multiplied by 60 to get words per minute.

How is typing accuracy calculated?
Accuracy is ESSENTIAL to good typing. Typing Accuracy is calculated by taking the number of correct words typed, divided by the number of actual words, and then multiplied by 100 to provide a percentage.

We present a unique approach to typing training based on 'how your hands work', as well as providing comprehensive information and resources all aimed at providing you with the best environment for developing typing skills to make you more effective and competitive in your work or school environment.

Download free nepali & english typing lessons from :
www.anandatype.blogspot.com

Learn Speed Typing with 100% Accuracy.


I have new collection of nepali fonts. If you are fed up using the same nepali fonts again again, you can download these new fonts. I have designed more than 50 new nepali fonts. Some are available for free. You can find them at:
www.anandatype.blogspot.com
www.nepalifonts.blogspot.com