The font, developed by Modular InfoTech , is a professional legacy font used extensively for Gujarati typesetting . Unlike modern Unicode fonts like Shruti, legacy fonts like Shree-Guj-0768 require a specific keyboard layout or mapping because they do not follow the standard phonetic input systems built into modern operating systems. Understanding the Keyboard Layout

The Gujarati script, an abugida derived from the Devanagari script, is the lifeline of over 55 million speakers worldwide. In the early days of digital typography—long before Unicode became the universal standard—Gujarati computing faced a significant challenge: how to type complex conjunct characters, modifiers, and vowel signs using a standard QWERTY keyboard.

In the digital age, typing in regional languages has become a necessity for millions. For Gujarati speakers, the font is one of the most widely recognized and historically significant typefaces. Whether you are a government employee, a student, a writer, or a designer, understanding the Shree-Guj-0768 font keyboard layout is essential for efficient and accurate typing.

: In MS Word, you can find the Alt code for any character by selecting the font "Shree 768" in the Symbol dialog and switching the "from" dropdown to ASCII (decimal) . The shortcut (e.g., Alt+0149 ) will be displayed at the bottom.