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The National Language Solutions for Myanmar (Burma) since 1992

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Background

Pioneer Invention

Our earliest product was called 'Pioneer Myanmar Font' which we exhibited on 13 Mar 1992, as "the first multi-purpose Burmese software for MS-Windows". It was known as the first multi-purpose Burmese software, and became a milestone in the country's computer history.

Pioneer Myanmar Font: The very first Myanmar (Burmese) font for MS-Windows. Compatible with Windows 1.04 to 3.11

Pioneer Myanmar Font was only a scalable stroke-font, so that it didn't look beautiful. Windows' fonts at that time were not as good as those of today, because Microsoft has not licensed the TrueType technology from Apple yet.

Keyboard layout of Pioneer Burmese Font was as same as that of the conventional Burmese Typewriters. Its typing method has been used for a long time ever since Burmese type-writers were invented in the early 1900s. Thus, this typing method is the most common and well-established in everyday-life of the Burmese office work.

Pioneer Burmese font was later replaced by WinTypewriter Font. The output of this font looks really like that of the regular Olympia Myanmar typewriter.

Introducing Market

Then comes another brother font: Researcher Font

Researcher Myanmar Font: The brother of Pioneer Myanmar Font. Compatible with MS-Windows 1.04 to 3.11.

Flooding the market

It became a milestone of the country's IT history, when Win Myanmar Systems launched its 3 dozen fonts at a wonderful price. It was a hit in the market. It came in 3 different packages:

Win Myanmar Typeset: for professional desktop-publishers
Win Myanmar Office: for ordinary office users
Win Kachin
Win Kayah
Win Kayin
Win Chin
Win Mon
Win Shan

Donation to Non-Profit Organizations

Software of 2.1 million Kyat value were donated to hundreds of non-profit organizations, such as governmental, religious, and educational organizations on 19 April 1994 at Karaweik Hotel.