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Development of an Efficient Computing Multilingualism Model for Diacritical Marks in Arabic and Hindi
	  
	  Abu Sarwar Zamani, Nasser Al Arifi, Md. Mobin Akhtar
	  
	  
	  Pages - 356 - 367     |    Revised - 01-07-2011     |    Published - 05-08-2011
	  
      
	  
	  
	  
	  
	  
	  
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	  KEYWORDS
	  
	  Multilingualism, Diacritical Marks, Computing, Typographic
	  
	  
	  ABSTRACT
	  
	  Language competence is a cognitive property of the individual speaker. There is a wide gap between commonly voiced representations of language, person, and place and actual practices of language use, identity assertion, and spatial occupation. It is noted that the one can focus on resolving related outstanding standardization issues in support of localization and multilingual requirements. This paper investigates the Diacritical marks and various typographic rules in Hindi and Arabic which are complex in multilingual documents. A computing Multilingualism model is developed which proposed a solution to the problem of position of Diacritical Marks in Multilingual documents.  The developed model is found to be an efficient tool for solving the problem of positioning diacritical marks for multilingual fonts in True Type as well as Open Type format.
	  
	  	  
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Mr. Abu Sarwar Zamani
	
	
	Shaqra University - Saudi Arabia
	
		
	sarwar_zamani@yahoo.com
		
	
	
	
	
	  Professor Nasser Al Arifi
	
	
	Shaqra University - Saudi Arabia
	
		
	
	
	
	
	   Md. Mobin Akhtar
	
	
	 - Saudi Arabia
	
		
	
	
	
	
		
	
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