<p>Solved.. </p>

<p>Turned On Ligatures in Preference-Titler</p>

<p>Changed font to Adobe Devnagari</p>

<p>Restarted Premiere </p>

<p>Thanks to @user1118321 for Ligatures Meaning</p>

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2017-10-30T04:48:42.137Z
Where this ligatures preference is in Windows
Manjusha Nakhale
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2019-03-04T19:37:28.817Z
No option to turn on ligature in prefrence -titler it shows only style swatches and font browser thats it
Vardhman
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2017-02-09T07:24:51.187Z
2017-02-09T07:24:51.187Z
jaydip joshi
<p>I am using Premiere Pro CC 2017.</p>

<p>Recently when I try to type "Hindi"  Language via Google Input tools, </p>

<p>Typed text not showing "Joint word" correctly.</p>

<p>But my language working completely at everywhere except Premiere Pro.</p>

<p><strong>Already Changed text engine to South Asian</strong></p>

<p>If not understanding my question please visit this question,this problem is for android and my question for Premiere Pro. </p>

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2017-02-09T06:07:49.967Z
Does the interface mention anything about "Ligatures"? That's the technical term for connecting characters. Perhaps there's a preference to turn it on or off? Also, does it vary if you change the font?
user1118321
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2017-02-09T06:44:16.737Z
Yes..there is Ligatures feature.. I turned it on already..
jaydip joshi
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2017-02-09T07:26:04.847Z
@user1118321 Problem solved
jaydip joshi
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How to make Premiere Pro Connect Hindi Characters?
jaydip joshi
# How to make Premiere Pro Connect Hindi Characters?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-02-08)

I am using Premiere Pro CC 2017.

Recently when I try to type "Hindi" Language via Google Input tools,

Typed text not showing "Joint word" correctly.

But my language working completely at everywhere except Premiere Pro.

**Already Changed text engine to South Asian**

If not understanding my question please visit this question,this problem is for android and my question for Premiere Pro.

**Tags:** premiere, adobe

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Does the interface mention anything about "Ligatures"? That's the technical term for connecting characters. Perhaps there's a preference to turn it on or off? Also, does it vary if you change the font?  
> **username_0**: Yes..there is Ligatures feature.. I turned it on already..  
> **username_0**: @username_1 Problem solved  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2017-02-09. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Solved..

Turned On Ligatures in Preference-Titler

Changed font to Adobe Devnagari

Restarted Premiere

Thanks to @username_1 for Ligatures Meaning

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: Where this ligatures preference is in Windows  
> **username_3**: No option to turn on ligature in prefrence -titler it shows only style swatches and font browser thats it  

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