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I mean typing like this:[link]
im using your font as an example.
That is read as "KI-DA-LA-TA"
My Modified Pamagkulit (Kapampangan) font has character mappings for symbols with Virama.
The "Pamagkulit -User Guide" is a PDF file which teaches you about the computer character mappings (or key combination) that you should type to properly view my modified Pamagkulit font.
So before typing, you must first press the NUM LOCK key.
To type the Pamagkulit symbol for "D",
Type Alt + 315.
To type the Pamagkulit symbol for "T",
Type Alt + 365.
FYI: Another font designer named Maypakialam, published a guide book that will help you memorize the key combinations for typing ANY of My Modified Baybayin fonts.
To view the guide book, click here: [link]
In his guide book, the symbols may look different from Pamagkulit font but the character mappings are the same and can be applied to any of my Modified Baybayin fonts.
Thanks to Maypakialam. To view Maypakialam's profile, click here:[link]