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Unicode is a universal encoding standard that supports a vast range of characters from almost every language in the world. This universality has made it the preferred choice for text encoding in modern computing, enabling smooth text exchange between devices, platforms, and applications. On the other hand, InPage uses a non-Unicode font system and stores its files in a proprietary format designed for complex script handling and calligraphic styles, particularly for languages like Urdu. Because of this fundamental difference in encoding systems, directly opening Unicode text in InPage without conversion will not display the text correctly. Therefore, converting Unicode to InPage format requires specialized tools or procedures to map Unicode characters to InPage’s fonts and encoding conventions accurately. In 2025, several options exist for converting Unicode text into InPage format with minimal effort. One of the most popular methods involves the use of dedicated conversion software or plugins specifically designed for this purpose. These tools analyze the Unicode text, identify the characters and ligatures, and then convert them into InPage-compatible fonts and layout structures. For instance, advanced converters can automatically replace Unicode Nastaliq script with the appropriate InPage Nastaliq fonts while preserving paragraph formatting, diacritics, and special symbols. Many such programs are now integrated with user-friendly graphical interfaces that allow users to drag and drop files, batch convert multiple documents, and preview the output before finalizing. This reduces the learning curve significantly, making it accessible even to those with limited technical skills.