Posted: 08 Jun 2015 01:26 PM
PDT
Many modern companies have employees, customers, and business
partners across the globe, working in a multitude of languages. Many of those
languages, including Hindi and Mandarin, are written in non-Latin scripts.
Previously, when a document was created in Google Docs and included non-Latin
text, it could not be exported to Microsoft Word properly—the non-Latin content
would show up illegible. With today’s launch, documents written in the
following non-Latin scripts will remain readable when exported from Google Docs
on desktop to Microsoft Word:
§ Armenian
§ Bengali
§ Devanagari
§ Ethiopic
§ Gujarati
§ Gurmukhi
§ Kannada
§ Khmer
§ Malayalam
§ Oriya
§ Sinhala
§ Syriac
§ Tamil
§ Telugu
§ Thaana
§ Tibetan
The 16 scripts above serve as the writing systems for more than 25
languages, so working with your international counterparts will now be easier
and more efficient.
In addition to these new scripts, we will now support several new
unicode blocks, including Arrows, Bopomofo, various Hangul jamos and other CJK
symbols and radicals, mathematical operators, and more.
Release track:
Rapid release and Scheduled release
Release track:
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