• Kedmanee is the most common keyboard layout
• Many (most) Thai people use the backtick/tilde key as the hotkey to switch between English and Thai
• If you do not have Thai characters on the physical keyboard, there are overlay stickers that you can buy in computer accessory stores (maybe $3 USD or so), or online. These are ok, but do wear out over time. For the heavy computer user, a physical keyboard with Thai characters preprinted on the keys is a much better solution ($5-10 USD at computer accessory stores).

Oh, this problem sounds familiar too. I think this problem was occurring in Thai Typing Tutor v1.04b. But thanks to a korean user, Jinu, for originally pointing this out to me, I think I fixed this in v1.04c. I’m guessing a lot of web-sites still have v1.04b, but I’ve kept v1.04c available here, hope this fixes your problem, along with anyone else experiencing the same problem:

http://gurce.bigblog.com.au

Thanks for coming up with this software.

I’ve installed the program successfully (I’m on XP) but the text which I am supposed to type appears as grey boxes. However, when I type the right key, the text appears correctly in Thai font (yellow colour).

Any solutions to this problem?

I have added the angsd___.ttf to the fonts folder.

Thanks.

01) Find any Thai words you can on web. Copy those Thai words to “Thai Language TIS-620 Converter” http://www.thai-language.com/downloads/XTIS620.exe 02) On the freeware. Click on –> TIS-620 to convert those Thai words to TIS-620. 03) Select all the Thai words and copy to notepad. 04) Save the notepad. 04) Copy the saved notepad to C:\Program Files\Thai Typing Tutor\Lessons. 05) Now you can start your own lesson.