Punjabi Notepad 3.3

Sat Sri Akal!

You can write, save, share, and send Punjabi texts using the Punjabi Notepad.

It includes a Gurmukhi keyboard, which is useful for writing in the Punjabi language.

The keyboard is divided into three parts: 2 Gurmukhi keyboards and one English keyboard, covering almost all the characters required by a Punjabi writer.

All vowel matras, including 'addak' and 'tippi,' are available on the keyboard.

For consonant matras and compound consonants, use 'Virama (Halant)' like ਕ + ੍ + ਤ = ਕ੍ਤ.

Select a portion of the text by dragging your finger over the desired selection.

You can apply different text properties such as text color, text size, bold, italic, and text background colors to the selected text by clicking the buttons provided at the top.

By pressing the common button at the top left corner (3 vertical dots), you have multiple options such as 'pre-written texts,' 'copy selected text,' 'copy all text,' 'paste text,' and 'delete file.' Perform copy and paste actions by selecting the corresponding options.

You can save the current document by clicking the 'save file' option in the common menu.

Open a saved document by clicking the 'open file' option in the common menu.

Delete a saved document by clicking the 'delete file' option in the common menu.

Options for sending and sharing Punjabi Text Content as an image are provided here.

You can send/share the content through available applications for sending/sharing such as SMS/MMS, Email, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, WhatsApp etc., by clicking the 'share' button on the left. After clicking this button, you will be prompted to choose whether to send as text, image, or PDF through a pop-up menu. If you select 'as text,' only the text content will be shared. If you choose 'as an image,' the content will be converted to a JPEG image and shared. For Android versions below Kitkat, sharing as PDF is not supported. Please note that when only the text content is sent, its rendering correctness depends on the receiving device and application.

Add a background image, move it around, and resize it using finger gestures. The 'T' button at the top allows you to switch between text and image editing modes. You can move and resize the background image when you are in image mode (the 'T' button icon changes to an image).

While in text mode, clicking on the writing area (below the buttons at the top) will display the keyboard. Clicking outside this area will hide the keyboard. You can explicitly hide the keyboard by selecting the 'Hide' key on the keyboard.

An auto-prediction feature is also available. As you type, probable words will be suggested by the app through a window just above the keyboard. To select a suggested word, tap on it within that window. The app learns new words as you type. The most frequently used words will be suggested first in your auto-prediction list as you continue using the application.

Happy writing in Punjabi!