Send Bangla Greetings Card

A folded card bearing a message of greeting, congratulation, or other sentiment usually sent to  express other feeling on special occasions, such as new year, birthdays, Eid or other holidays. It is called  greetings card which is usually packaged with an envelop. It has various style and types such as standard greetings card (which is printed on high quality paper), photo greetings card, Musical greetings card, Electronic greetings card etc. 

Electronic greetings card is also called E-cards. Flash based animated cards and Picture based card can be send by email. Recently many social networking site like Facebook offer users to send greetings. We like to send greetings and now a days e-card is more popular than others. It is more enjoyable if we can send the card in our mother language.

Here I want to give you some website address by which you can send e-card in Bangla. Click on the link below

1. Bangl Greetings Cards
   
2. Bangla E-Cards

Baby steps to a Bangla blog

Did you always aspire to have a Bangla blog of your own but never knew how to start? Well this post could be bring an end to your quest, as we guide you step-by-step to have your own Bangla blog, using universally acceptable Bangla fonts so that your posts can be read by anyone and everyone. While this discussion is mainly related to creating a Bangla blog at Blogger.com we believe that you can actually create one using any of the Blog hosting services provided they support UTF-8 character encoding and allow changing the blog template to insert the requisite meta information.

If Don't See Bangla (Unicode)

Temporary Solution (Dynamic Font):
You can download the Dynamic Font Installer. After download, run the software. You will see an icon in your system tray. Close the browser, re-open and browse the forum. You are now supposed to see Bangla.
Click here to Download Dynamic Font Installer

Permanent Solution (Recommended Method):
i) Automatic Configuration:
If you have Windows XP backup/CD:

* Download this software (80KB)
* Run the Software
* Click Install Complex Scripts
* You will need to show backup path

If you don't have Windows XP backup/CD:

* Download this software (4.5MB)
* Run the Software
* Click Install Complex Scripts




ii) Download Fonts
Click here to download & install Unicode fonts to your computer (Usually in C:\Windows\Fonts).

* SolaimanLipi (Miror1 Direct Link),
* Free Bangla Fonts

To install fonts, just copy and then paste the fonts to your Fonts directory (e.g. C:\Windows\Fonts).

iii) Browser Settings
In your browser, set the Encoding to utf-8. For Internet Explorer this is found in View->Encoding menu. In Firefix, you would find View->Character Encoding.