Second way:
In this way, you have to help yourself. But, not to worry. Extensive and elaborate help resources exist for Azhagi apps.

First of all, kindly please see whether you have indeed gone through the extremely "extensive" help resources (for e.g. the this Checklist - first and foremost OR these most frequently asked questions and answers to them OR these 100+ video demos - just 3 out of the very many help resources) already available via various avenues (including from within Azhagi+ too; in the very starting screen of Azhagi+ itself; in Tamil too for some queries).

The help info provided in the starting screen of Azhagi+ may contain the answer to your query right in front of you, in more than one way. For e.g., if you wish to know how to type in Tamil in applications like Photoshop/ PageMaker / Illustrator / InDesign / CorelDraw / Filmora / PowerDirector / etc. (particularly in STMZH [Senthamizh] Tamil fonts), the answer to the same is available in more than one place, right in front of you (with 100+ video demos coupled with 'step by step' instructions). One of the places is the help menu item "Typing in Pagemaker, Photoshop, etc." under the "Help" menu of the opening screen of Azhagi+.

So, as you can see, your answer is just 2 clicks away. Just click the "Help" menu and then the menu item "Typing in Pagemaker, Photoshop, etc.". Thats all to it.

Similarly, if you wish to know how to type in some 'XYZ' Tamil font (i.e. type in ANY Tamil font) OR how to create new XML text files (which is a very very very simple process in Azhagi+) and use them in Azhagi+, there is a button captioned "Type in any language or font" as below, right in the starting screen of Azhagi+. Clicking on that button will give you all the info you need. Not only in the case of typing, if you wish to convert to some 'XYZ' Tamil font (i.e. convert to ANY Tamil font), for that also, you have the necessary tool, right in the starting screen of Azhagi+. You just have to click the button captioned "Fonts Converter [For Tamil]" as below. That is all to it.



So, as you can see, answers to most of your questions are available from within Azhagi+ itself. But, in spite of all this detailed inbuilt help, still queries such as above are asked again and again by different users, even when the answers to them are already available from within Azhagi+ itself, and that too quite handily.

So, if not already tried, then you may kindly please try taking help from the umpteen help resources which I have already painstakingly created and freely provided to all users, as follows. If you feel you are not computer-savvy enough (or if you feel you do not know English well enough) to read and understand any of the following help resources, you can request any of your near/dear (which may include your friends/contacts/etc. too) who is computer-savvy enough, understands English well enough (and having the time and heart to help you) to read the following and help you out. If that is not possible (for whatever reasons), then, as stated at the very start of this page, you may ofcourse seek the answer directly from me but only after reading this particular important announcement of mine and acting accordingly 100%. The help resources (not all, but some of them; the major ones, I can say) follow below:

• the extremely vital and utmostly important checklist present here
• the 100+ video demos in YouTube
• the various help tips present in the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page. It's a vast resource. One easy way to know whether your query could have been answered in this page is to search in it. For e.g., if you need dotted Tamil fonts, then visit this page and search on 'dotted' in this page.
• the variety of questions answered in Azhagi Facebook Group. It's a very very vast resource. One easy way to know whether your query could have been answered in the group is to search in it. For e.g., if you need to convert images or PDFs to editable texts (i.e. OCR), then visit the group and search on 'OCR' or 'PDF to editable Tamil text' (using the search box provided by Facebook and not the browser).
• the very many questions answered in Quora on Azhagi, in Tamil too (தமிழிலும்) - many of them with screenshots and links to video demos.
• the various help buttons, web links and detailed written info (in Tamil too) in the very opening screen of Azhagi+.
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  Very many useful info is provided in Tamil itself, if only you can click and read this button provided at the very top of the very opening screen of Azhagi+.
• the various help menu items under the various menus of Azhagi+ (esp. the menu items under the 'Help' menu of Azhagi+)
• the various menu items under the various menus (Features, Help, etc.) present in almost every webpage of azhagi.com
• several more resources similar to the above ones - anytamilfont.php (how to type/convert in/from/to any Tamil font, not yet supported by default in Azhagi+ [for e.g. Tamil fonts RGB, Nambikkai, Dinak, Kamban, Chenet Platinum, Kalakkal, etc.]), anytamilfont-t.php (தமிழில்), steps-regular.php, steps-in-tamil-regular.php (தமிழில்), steps-portable.php, steps-in-tamil-portable.php (தமிழில்), changecreate.php, etc., etc.
• actually, it is not just Azhagi apps. There are several Indic apps which may come handy to you but you are not aware of them. Take a look at indic.php for various other Indic apps - You can even do speech-to-text and text-to-speech in Indian/world languages using Google translator.
• you can also search in general (for e.g. "how to do voice typing?") in Google search or YouTube's search box and you will get 100s of help links leading to various other software which help in language computing.

If the above "extremely" extensive and elaborate help resources are still not enough for you OR you do not want to read them (for whatever reasons) OR your question is still not answered (possible in certain cases) even after reading most/all of the above help resources, then you may ofcourse seek the answer directly from me but please read my important announcement hereunder: