Information Technology, using Indian scripts has finally come of age. To work towards this, C-DAC has ushered Indian Script FOnt Code standards. This is to enable composing Indian language text in a more disciplined manner. Several innovative digital fonts have been designed for computer and other media. In addition to this, GIST has also added a variety of Open Type fonts based on Unicode standards.

These fonts form the backbone of the number of successful products namely - ISM range, Teleprompter, MOVE2001 (Multiscript On-line Video Editor). Video Subtitling using LIPS (Language Independent Programme Subtitles) technology.

Typefaces / symbol / border fonts

Here we have showcased our typefaces and symbol / border fonts.

• Symbol
• Border Fonts (1 to 12, 13 to 50, 51-100, 101-150, 151-200, 201-222)
• Bitmap Fonts
• Tips for effective use of ISFOC Font

Script (Languages)

• Devnagari [Hindi, Marathi] (OT fonts, TT fonts )
• Gujarati (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Punjabi (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Kannada (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Bengali ( OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Assamese (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Tamil (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Telugu (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Malayalam (OT fonts, TT fonts)
• Oriya (OT fonts, TT fonts )
• Sanskrit (OT fonts, TT fonts )
• Nepali (OT fonts )
• Bodo
• Diacritic Roman
• Dogri
• Konkani
• Santali
• Sinhalese
• Sinhalese (New)
• Bhutanese
• Limbu (New)
• Modi (New)
• Maithili
• Ol Chiki (New)
• Tibetan
• Tibetan (New)
• PersoArabic ( Urdu Open Type , Kashmiri Open Type, Sindhi Open Type, Nashir True Type fonts)