qatlho' qurgh, 'a mac osx vIlo'taH.. qay'wI'vam tI'meH mIw tu'lu'a' ?

You should be able to read the text if you download and install the Code2000 font. This does not give you the tools to write in pIqaD, only to read it in programs that can make use of the font. You could probably insert characters from the Character Palette, but that would be very tedious.

What qurgh is pointing to is a Windows-only keyboard mapping for pIqaD, which allows you to change keyboard language and localization so the keys point to custom characters rather than the standard ones. He also provides a pIqaD font. His program also allows the Windows operating system to make use of pIqaD.

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