I created some help video guides for how to install and use Google Punjabi Transliteration Service. Hope these videos will help everyone.
Videos Guides:
Video 1. Google Punjabi Input IME
http://www.youtube.com/v/bXM0T8cvmu8
Google provides it’s Transliteration Software for Windows to make us possible to write in our native language even if we don’t have internet. Also enables us to write [...]
Video Guide of Google Punjabi Transliteration Usage
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