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Readers today I have come up with a Assamese Unicode writing software AVRO Keypad. Basically it is a software to write Bengali language but there is an additional keyboard layout named Bornona(বর্ণনা) in this software for অসমীয়া consisting the letters ৰ and ৱ. Unlike the commercial softwares Baraha,Leap office etc.

It is an open source freeware and You can use it as long as you wish and even modify it's keyboard layouts.I personally use this software for writing Assamese Unicode. If you need any assistance in writing Assamese Unicode or you have any problem using this software, you can let me know it via comments. I will try my best to shot it out. Thanks for commenting Mr. I can understand your problem. When I first started using AVRO, I faced the same problem. But after using it for some days with layout display on I was able to memorize the Bornona layout.

Using keyboard layout is the fastest way for typing. If you still want to go for phonetic typing you should use Avro Phonetic. But in this layout Assamese ৰ is not available so you have use Avro Click n Type( Found in Avro-->Tools-->Click n Type ).

But I strongly recommend you to use keyboard layout. You can also create your own layout using AVRO. Go to Avro-->Tools-->Keyboard Layout Editor. Hope this will be of help. Since Bhaxa Aandolan in Assam, it has been trying to implement Assamese language in every govt. Offices by several organisations. A language implementation office was also created.

Before, coming computer in the State, Assamese typewriters were somewhere utilised to type letters in Assamese. Since, the PCs are invariably used in almost all govt. Offices, the operators are usually unable to do their works in Assamese as the Assamese language softwares are not easily found.

I found such an office where there are about 20 pcs and the operators are crying for Assamese software. The Asom Sahitya Sabha or such organisations should come out with supporting software and impart necessary training to the pc operators of govt. This will go a long way in implementation our language in right manner. A student from department of Computer Science Gauhati University and a freelance programmer.