Chattha Sangayana CD - Help Topics
User guide for Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD

Contents

Installation

Procedure

System Requirements

Operation (of Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD)

Menu

Book Menu

Book Open

Viewing Screen

Window Size

Search Menu

Word

Go To

Dictionary

First/Previous/Next/Last

Reference

View Menu

Window Menu

Help Menu

Short Cut Keys

Tool Bar

Status Bar

Print

Save file

Key Help

Appendix

List of Volumes in the CSCD


Installation Procedure

The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD has to be installed on your hard disk before it can be operated. The main data remain on the CD, only some important files are copied into the working directory of your Hard disk. Before starting the installation, please check the minimum system requirement for your computer hardware under the heading System Requirements.

From Explorer(for Windows 95) or File Manager(for Windows 3.x), select drive D:(or whatever is the disk designation of your CD-ROM drive). Click SETUP.EXE. The installation software on the CD-ROM will initiate the process to install the required files on your hard disk.

A Warranty Disclaimer window will be displayed. The user is required to read the notification and Accept the same before proceeding with the installation. If not acceptable, the user has a choice to abort the installation by clicking on exit.

During the installation process, you will be allowed to specify the directory where you wish to install the system. This could be either the local hard disc or a network drive. A minimum of 20 MB free disk space is required for proceeding with the installation.

The directory where you choose to install the system, will be used by the Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD for its internal operation. Also any saved files will also be stored in the sub-folder TEMP within this folder. For example if you create a print file or save a file, the Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD will file it in the folder C:\CSCD\TEMP where C:\CSCD is the folder where you have chosen to install the system.

After you accept the displayed message, SETUP will install the required data on the hard disk. After the installation you will be given the choice to EXIT or to continue to use the Dhammagiri Tipitaka.

If you have any difficulty in installing through SETUP.EXE or wish to install on a network drive, use the following procedure:

1] Install the fonts manually using the Windows Control Panel. If you are using the English Windows or the Thai Windows, the fonts can be found in the Fonts sub-directory of the CD-ROM. On the other hand, use the fonts in the \FONTS\FONTS_SP sub-directory of the CD-ROM if you are a Chinese Windows user. The name of the font and its corresponding file names are as follows:

VriRomanPali CB	VRIRPCB_.TTF

VriRomanPali CN	VRIRPCN_.TTF

VriMYanmar CB	 VRIMYCB_.TTF

VriMYanmar CN	 VRIMYCN_.TTF

VriDeVnagari CB	 VRIDVCB_.TTF

VriDeVnagari CN	 VRIDVCN_.TTF

VriTHai CB	 VRITHCB_.TTF

VriTHai CN	 VRITHCN_.TTF

VriSiNhala CB	 VRISNCB_.TTF

VriSiNhala CN	 VRISNCN_.TTF

VriKHmer CB	 VRIKHCB_.TTF

VriKHmer CN	 VRIKHCN_.TTF

VriMOngol CB	 VRIMOCB_.TTF

VriMOngol CN	 VRIMOCN_.TTF

2] Copy CSCD.INI into the Windows directory. Change the entry of 'Tempfile' to any directory of your choice and create the same. All files saved by you will be put into this directory. In addition change the entry of 'AppPath' to the directory where you wish to copy the system.

3] Create any directory of your choice where you wish to operate the system from. If you are a Windows 95/98/NT user, copy the contents of \32bit from the CD-ROM into the directory that you have just created. If you are a Windows 3.1 user, copy the contents of \16bit directory of the CD-ROM into the directory that you have just created.

4] Create a new group or a shortcut(for Windows 95) and change the properties as follows:

For Windows 95

Target : <application path>\CSCD.EXE

Start in : <CD-ROM drive>:\CSCD

For Windows 3.1

Command Line      :<application path>\CSCD.EXE

Working Directory :<CD-ROM drive>:\CSCD

where <application path> is the directory which you have created and copied the files into it and <CD-ROM drive> is the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive of your computer.

You could also put in the icon CSCDGRP.ICO which is copied into the hard disk drive by using the Change Icon option in the Properties.


System Requirements

The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD (CSCD) needs the following minimum configuration of the computer in order to operate properly. Higher specifications than the minimum required will yield better results.

1. Hardware:	Personal Computer 486 or better(Pentium is recommended).

16 MB RAM or more(32 MB is recommended).

SVGA colour or Monochrome monitor.

CD-ROM drive(8x or better).

20 MB free space on hard disk.

Mouse

2. Software:	Windows 3.1 installed(Windows 95 recommended).

The software will work with certain reduced capabilities under Windows 3.x

OPERATING MANUAL

In the START/PROGRAM of Windows 95, you will find the group icon of 'Chattha Sangayana CD'. Click on the icon 'CSCD' under this group to start the Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD.

The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD software will be loaded. After the opening message, when you click OK, you are presented with a menu on the top of the screen, a toolbar below the menu and a Status Bar at the bottom of the screen. The central portion of the screen displays a window for opening the book. For details of the Tool Bar, see the heading Tool Bar.


Menu

You will see these options in the menu:

Book     Search     View     Window     Help

You can activate the options by clicking on them with a mouse, or by pressing ALT+the Underlined character of the Menu item or by using Left & Right Arrow keys to position the cursor on them and then pressing Enter.


View Menu

Using the View option, you can toggle to enable or disable the Tool Bar & Status Bar by clicking on them. You can also change the colour of the screen and the text. Under the Colour option, 'Restore Defaults' sub-menu allows you to restore the colours back to the combination that had been set at installation time. The other options are as follows:

View Script List- You can view the cscd text in any of the following scripts:

1.Roman

2.Myanmar

3.Devanagari

4.Thai

5.Sri Lankan

6.Khmer

7.Mongol

To change the script, click on the script list box, which is the second box from the right side on the tool bar. On clicking this list box, the list of all available script will be displayed. You can select any script by clicking on it.

Font Size - The font size can be changed to 'Enlarged' or 'Normal' so that text can be viewed according to the convenience and comfort of the viewer. There is also a button in the Tool Bar for this operation.

Chapter list - You can view the list of chapters in the open book. This can also be accomplished by clicking on the chapter list box on the right hand corner of the Tool Bar. Any desired chapter can be viewed by clicking on the desired chapter from the drop down list.

Footnote - At the end of a word or a phrase having variants, reference, explanations etc., a special marker ‚ has been inserted in the text. Whenever a screen of text contains such words, the Footnote button in the Tool Bar gets activated. If this button is clicked, the footnote for all such words is displayed in a separate Footnote Window. This Footnote Window can be closed by clicking the Window Close button. It can also be left open and the viewing of the text resumed by clicking on the text window. Then, as you read the text, the corresponding footnote will be seen in the Footnote Window. Normally, you should close the window as it will hide a portion of the text. It should be opened only when you want to see the footnote.


Window Menu

 Window options allow you to Cascade or Tile all the currently open windows. Also, it presents a list of the open windows for selection.


Help Menu

Help enables you to view the user guide included in the CD. It also gives you the option to view details of the following:

About Vipassana Research Institute

About Six Sangayanas

About Chattha Sangayana CD


Status Bar

At the bottom of the screen, the status bar displays the status of the system at any given point in time.

Once a Book is selected, the Status Bar will display the VRI(Devan±gar² edition by Vipassana Research Institute), Myanmar(Chaµµha Saªg±yana Myanmar edition), Roman, Thai & Other page numbers on the right side of the Status Bar. When a book does not have page numbers in the particular edition, an asterick is displayed. The page number may not be displayed either because the book has not been published in that edition or the information may not have been available to the editors of this software.


Book Menu

Use Book  on the Menu Bar to choose the book you want to view. It has the following options:

Open: To open a book. The book can also be opened by the Book Open button, which is the first button from left on the tool bar. More details can be found under the heading Book Open.

Open through Chapter List: This option provides you a facility to open books through a list of chapters. If you wish to open the book containing a specific chapter, use this option. The list of chapters are arranged in alphabetical order and the volume names are mentioned in brackets after the chapter name.

Close: To close an open book. The book can also be closed by the Book Close button, which is the second button from left on the tool bar.

Save to File: To save the pages from the open book in a Rich Text or ASCII Text file. More about this option has been explained under Save to File.

Print: To print the pages from the open book. It can also be accessed from the button on the Tool Bar.

Recently opened files: The last four recently opened books will be listed here. This provides you a shortcut to re-open any of the four books.

Exit:	To Exit from the CSCD. You can also exit by clicking on the WINDOWS95 X-mark at the top right corner.

For details of the buttons on the tool bar are under the heading Tool Bar.


Book Open

1. Selection of the Piµaka and a volume to open

The selection of a particular set is made from the Book menu on the main Menu Bar.

You can select the 'Open' bar on the Book Menu to open a book. You can also click on the 'Open Book' icon on the Tool Bar to open a book. A selection window will open. You will first be presented with the following four groups of books:

 Vinaya Piµaka

  Sutta Piµaka

  Abhidhamma Piµaka

  Other Pali Texts

On selecting one of the Piµakas by clicking on its radio button, you will be offered a choice of various sets in the particular Piµaka- canonical text(the Tipiµaka itself) grouped with its Aµµhakath± and Ý²k±. For example, selecting the Sutta Piµaka, a choice of following sets will be available.

 	D²gha Nik±ya

 	Majjhima Nik±ya

 	Sa½yutta Nik±ya

 	Aªguttara Nik±ya

 	Khuddaka Nik±ya

Each set comprises the Tipiµaka volumes, its Aµµhakath±s, Ý²k±s and Anuµ²k±s. On selecting any one set by clicking on it, you will be presented with a list of volumes in that set, in the accompanying window. For example, if you click on D²gha Nik±ya, you will be presented with the following list of books comprising the Tipiµaka, its Aµµhakath±s, Ý²k±s and Anuµ²k±s:

S²lakkhandhavaggap±¼i

Mah±vaggap±¼i

P±thikavaggap±¼i

S²lakkhandhavagga-Aµµhakath±

Mah±vagga-Aµµhakath±

P±thikavagga-Aµµhakath±

S²lakkhandhavagga-Ý²k±

Mah±vagga-Ý²k±

P±thikavagga-Ý²k±

S²lakkhandhavagga-Abhinavaµ²k±-1

S²lakkhandhavagga-Abhinavaµ²k±-2

Any one of these volumes can be selected for viewing by double clicking on it.

Once a volume is selected for viewing, it will be opened on the main window. At the right hand of the Tool Bar, a small window contains the name of the currently open chapter. On clicking on this window  you will be presented with a list of its contents. You can select any chapter for viewing.

See Appendix for a detailed list of all the sets and the volumes in each set.

2. Selection of a Chapter/Sutta

The list of all the chapters on the present volume are available under a drop down list. Click on the required chapter, and the chapter will be displayed on the current window.

3. Selection of a page/para number

In the Search Menu the GoTo option allows you to Go To a specific paragraph or page number of VRI, MYANMAR, ROMAN, THAI or OTHER edition of the text that is being currently viewed. By default the paragraph number is asked for. You can, however, choose either VRI, MYANMAR, ROMAN, THAI or OTHER edition page number also. If the page number of the particular edition is not available, the option is not available. This option can also be accessed by clicking on the GOTO button which is fifth from left on the tool bar.

Where a book has more than one volume for an edition, the system will ask for the volume number in which you wish to Go To a particular page number. The volume numbers are indicated in the page number on the status bar as x.yyyy where x is the volume number and yyyy is the page number. Where no volume numbers are indicated, it is assumed to be volume no. 0.


Viewing screen

The viewing window consists of the following:

a) At the top bar of the window is the name of the volume that is being viewed.

b) On the right side of the status bar(at the bottom) are the page numbers of the following editions;

VRI-Vipassana Research Institute edtion in Devan±gar² script

MYANMAR-Chaµµha Saªg±yana edition in Myanmar script

ROMAN-Pali Text Society edition in Roman script

THAI - Thai edition in Thai script

OTHER - Sinhala edition

The page number denotes the page number in various editions at the current cursor position in the text. Most books have Myanmar page numbers as the complete text has been printed in Myanmar script at the time of the historical Sixth Saªg±yanaheld in Myanmar.

Wherever a certain volume has not been printed in a particular edition, the page number of that edition is marked as '*'.


Window Size

The viewing window size can be increased or decreased as required. You can make a window smaller for viewing more than one book at a time; or make it larger to view more text within that window.

Using mouse to size the window:

Clicking on the maximize button will expand the window to its maximum size.

To restore the window to its original size click on the restore icon

To change the size of the window: Point mouse pointer to the border of the window, when it changes to the double headed arrow. Drag it to resize the window.

Up to 6 book windows can be opened at a time, text from any volume can be placed in any window, and each window size can be adjusted as described above. To shift from window to window, just click on the window you want to select, or select any open window from the list in the Window menu on the top Menu bar.


Search Menu

The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD has a two-in-one function: it is both a Library and a Database.

The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD allows the user to treat the texts like printed books in a library-providing him with the BOOK menu. It is just as if user has a library with all 217 volumes in seven scripts.

Also the Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD could work as a huge comprehensive database from which the user can retrieve information in many different ways using the SEARCH menu.

The Search Option shows the sub-menu options.


Search Option

Word

Go To

Dictionary(Only for Hindi meanings of Pali words)

First

Previous

Next

Last

M³la

Aµµhakath±

Ý²k±


Go To

To goto a particular page or paragraph number. For details see under 'Selection of page/para number' under heading 'Book Open'.


Dictionary

To find the meaning of a Pali word in Hindi. This option is available only when viewing in Devanagari or Roman scripts. After selecting the word, use the Dictionary button to give the meaning of the word. Alternatively, without marking the word, you could directly click on the Dictionary button. The dictionary button is the sixth button from left on the tool bar. You can type the word and use wildcards to specify the word. You can also select the word by clicking and dragging the mouse over the word on the text screen.

The dialog box also displays the buttons: OK, Cancel, Key Help. Except the normal Roman characters, you should use the Key Help to type the word. For details of using the Key Help, see Key Help. The CSCD will search for the word in the Pali-Hindi or Pali-English dictionary and display in a window. By clicking on the word in the left window, the corresponding meanings is displayed in the right window.

If a word that is entered is not found, the system displays all the words that are nearest to the word entered. The user can then scroll through the list of words and see the corresponding meanings.


First/Previous/Next/Last

This option is used after a word has been searched and the book is opened for the searched word. With this option you can go to the Next searched word, or Last/Previous/First occurence of the word. You can carry out this operation with the following buttons on the Tool Bar.

>  Next

>| Last

<  Previous

|< First

You can also press the Roman keys N, L, P or F for these operations.


Reference

To go to the corresponding references in M³la(Pali)/Aµµhakath±s/Ý²k±. This facility gives an easy linking of Attakathas and Tikas to the Tipiµakatexts. You can also use the shortcut buttons on the Tool Bar marked 'M'  'A'  'T' characters on the tool bar. You can only move one step at a time. From M³la, you can go to Aµµhakath±s. From Aµµhakath±s, you can go to M³la or Ý²k±. From Ý²k± you can go to Aµµhakath±. Normally the cursor will be placed at the corresponding paragraph number in the newly opened volume. But for some volumes where the paragraph numbering is not consistent, the corresponding paragraph number may not be reached.


Search Word

Here you have the choice of searching for a word, a phrase, part of a word, or part of a phrase. The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD provides a wildcard search option. * are the wildcards used. The * may represent part of a word upto any letter length. The Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD allows prefix- and suffix-based search as well as double use of wildcards(both at the begining of the word and at the end of the word). The diverse choices that you can enjoy in the Chaµµha Saªg±yana CD SEARCH option are listed below. After you have used the Word option to search for a word in the text, the system presents you with a list of words and the names of volumes where the words occur. A number just before the name of volume gives the number of occurences in the volume.

On selecting the Search-Word option, the system opens a dialog box where the following information is asked for:

Search: Here you can type a single word or multiple words to search for. You could also use wildcard '*'.

'*' indicates multiple characters, e.g.

'ved±nasu ved±nupassi'  could be searched as  'vedan±su vedan±nu*'

*passan± will search for vipassan±, anupassan±, dh±mm±nupassan±, citt±nupassan±, vedan±nupassan±, k±yanupassan± and so on.

The first list of check boxes are for selecting the Piµakas. Here, you can specify one or more of the Piµakas.  The second list of check boxes is to specify whether you would like the search to be applied on the Tipiµaka, Aµµhakath± or Ý²k± texts. By default, the check box 'All' will be clicked, which means that the search is to be applied on all the books.

TIPS:

a. If you are using a slower computer then it is advisable that you select only particular group in which you want to search the word. This will save time.

b. Any word on the Book can be selected by double clicking on the word.

c. A word or a group of words can also be selected by dragging the mouse over the words.

d. After selecting the word if the Word Search option is clicked, the selected word is copied on the dialogue box. This word can then be edited. This reduces effort for typing the word to be searched.

Search dialogue box:

Five buttons are displayed on the right side of the dialog box :

Find- Clicking on this button will start the search

Cancel - Clicking here will abort the word search

Context - If you would like to search for the word in the context of some other words, then click on Context Search.

Key Help - This button will activate a window where you can select the keys from a keyboard display. This is useful when you do not know the combination of keys to type the specific character in the current script. For more details see the heading Key Help.

On clicking Context button:

A dialog box will be opened asking for the following details:

Search in the context of the following words:

1.

2.

3.

The context should be searched within a specified number of words before or after the searched word. Maximum 10 words before or after is allowed.

The buttons OK, Cancel and Key Help will be displayed on the right side.

Three context words may be specified. Each can be a single word or you can use wildcards. Though apparently the limit of contextual search is three words, the usage of wildcards makes the this function extremely versatile.

Search results:

Once you click OK in the Search Word window, the system will, after an interval, display a new window. If more than one word or phrase satisfies the search criteria, the window will contain a list of words(or phrases) that satisfy the search condition. The cursor will be on the first word(or phrase). Alongside the word list, the list of books where the word occurs will be displayed along with the number of occurences of  the word in the book. You can use the Tab key to move between the two lists.

The list of books will be restricted to the set specified for the search.  If more than one word is found, as you move in the word list, using the mouse or the keyboard, the corresponding list of books appears alongside. On double clicking any of the books listed, the book will be opened for viewing.

The buttons listed on the bottom of the window are: Cancel,(List the)Occurences, Print(Word List or Book List),Save to File(Word List or Book List).

Saving to File prompts you to specify whether you wish to save in RTF(Rich Text Format) or TXT(simple Text Format).

At this point you have various options:

1. View any of the books containing the word:

You can double click on any of the books to open the book with the cursor on the first occurence of the search word. You can view the several occurences of the word in the book in any of the following manners:

Use the arow keys on the tool bar to move to the Next, Previous, First or the Last occurence of the word.

You can also use the First, Previous, Next, Last menu options from the Search menu bar to traverse through other occurences of the word in the Book.

You can use the following short-cut keys :

N	Next(Word)

P	Previous(Word)

F	First(Word)

L	Last(Word)

After reaching the last word you will be offered the option to open the next book if there is another book in which the word occurs.

2. You can click on the Occurences button. A dialog box will open which will allow the user to list the occurences of (a) All Words (b) Selected Word OR (c) Selected Book for the Selected Word.

In the same dialog box, you can also specify the number of words before and after the occurence to be shown in the list. Depending on your reply, the occurences will be listed. This gives you a quick reference of the occurences of the word, so that you can select for viewing the occurences which are of interest to you.

You can traverse through the occurences list and double click on any of them to open the Book at the specified position. Alternatively, you can click on the Print or Save Occurences button to print out or save in a text file the occurences on the printer or a disk file. Against each occurrence, the volume name and the page numbers are indicated.

The buttons listed at the bottom of the screen are: Cancel, Print, Save to File.

3. You can click on the Print button to print out or save to file either the word list in the window or the list of books for a selected word to a printer or a disk file.

On selecting a book from the Book List, the window displaying the search results is minimised and displayed on the left bottom corner in the form of an icon. You can restore the search results window by double clicking on the minimised icon or by using the menu option of Word under the Search Menu.


Key Help

The Key Help is available for the following dialogue boxes:

1. Search word

2. Context search

3. Dictionary

The Key Help button will activate a window where you can select the keys from a keyboard display. This is useful when you do not know the combination of keys to type the specific character in the current script.

The Key Help displays the essential keys of the particular script which is presently being used. You can select the character by clicking on it in the Key Help. Selected characters will be displayed in the Word box. You could click on the Word box to directly enter characters as well.

The space key is displayed on the Key Help by word 'SP'. By clicking on this key, a space will be added to the word.

Special care should be taken to click the matras and half characters in various scripts. The full characters for all scripts are placed in the Left half of Key Help. The Half characters and Matras are placed in the Right half of the Key Help.

For all the scripts except Roman, you must use only key help to type the characters. The character mapping used in CSCD is specially designed for CSCD. Hence the key strokes will be different from the keys you use in your other word processing software on your computer.

For Roman alphabets only the characters with diacritical marks are available on Key Help. Rest can be easily typed directly from the keyboard into the word box. For Roman characters, shortcut keys are also available for typing the characters with diacritical marks. See under the heading Shortcut Keys for details.

You can close the Keyboard window by use the Close box on the title bar of the window.


Shortcut Keys

The following are the shortcut keys that can be used while keying in the Roman characters with diacritical marks.

Alt+a	±

Alt+d	¹

Alt+i	²

Alt+l	¼

Alt+m     ½

Alt+n	º

Alt+g	ª

Alt+j	ñ

Alt+t	µ

Alt+u	³

The following are the shortcut keys for menu options:

Ctrl+O	Open a book

Ctrl+P	Print

Ctrl+F	Search a word or phrase

Ctrl+G	Goto a page or paragraph number

Ctrl+H	Highlight the word on which the cursor is positioned

Ctrl+S	View the Script List

Ctrl+L	View the Chapter List

Ctrl+N	View Footnote toggle

The following shortcut keys are available while viewing the text for the searched words:

N	Next(Word)

P	Previous(Word)

F	First(Word)

L	Last(Word)


Tool Bar

Under the menu, you have the toolbar which is a shortcut to the menus. When you place the mouse on any of the toolbar buttons, the help box is displayed alongside (in Windows 9x/NT systems). At the same time, more detailed help is displayed in the status bar at the bottom of the screen.

In addition to the menu options displayed as an icon, the Tool Bar also displays the current Chapter name which can be changed as per your need.

The Tool Bar contains the following which can be used for convenient operation:

1.  Book Open

2.  Book Close

3.  Book Print

4.  Search Word

5.  Go To

6.  Dictionary

7.  First Occurence of a searched word

8.  Previous Occurence of a searched word

9.  Next Occurence of a searched word

10. Last Occurence of a searched word

11. Font Size

12. Reference in M³la text

13. Reference in Aµµhakath± text

14. Reference in Ý²k± text

Two drop down list are shown on the right side of the Tool Bar. The first one lists the Scripts in which you can view the text and the second drop down lists the available Chapters in the Book.


Print

The Print dialog box is opened where you can select the range of page numbers of the current Book that you would like to print. Also, using the Printer button, you can change the Default Printer that has been currently set up in Windows. The Myanmar page numbers are used here because this is the only edition presently which has been printed for most of the books.

After entering the Myanmar page number range, click OK button to commence printing. If you wish to abort the printing operation, click Cancel button.

Where Myanmar page numbers are not available for a text, the system will ask you to specify the number of pages that you wish to print from the current page on the screen.

Instead of printing on a printer, you can create a 'Print File' by clicking on the 'Print to File' check box.


Save File

Files can be saved in many ways in the CSCD.

1. Text from the Currently opened book can be saved to a file

2. The searched word list can be saved in a file

3. Book list for a searched word could be saved into a file

2. The occurences list of a searched word can be saved in a file.

By default, the files are saved in the directory <installed directory>\TEMP where <installed directory> is the directory you had specified while installing the CSCD. You can change the directory when you specify the file name.

You can save the text in two formats viz., RTF(Rich Text Format) or TXT(simple Text Format). While saving the file, by default, CSCD will give the file name as CSCD.RTF or CSCD.TXT depending on whether you have chosen RTF or TXT format. You can change the directory as well as the file name. If the specified file already exists, the system will prompt you to either Overwrite the existing file or Append to the existing file.

The saved file may be viewed or printed using any word processor for Wndows like WORD or WORDPERFECT. RTF files will open with the appropriate font whereas for TXT files, after opening the file in the word processor, select the text and change its font to the VRI font of the script under which the text was saved. During its SETUP, the CSCD installs the following fonts in WINDOWS.

VriRomanPali CB	Roman Bold

VriRomanPali CN	Roman Normal

VriMYanmar CB	Myanmar Bold

VriMYanmar CN	Myanmar Normal

VriDeVnagari CB	Devnagari Bold

VriDeVnagari CN	Devnagari Normal

VriTHai CB	Thai Bold

VriTHai CN	Thai Normal

VriSiNhala CB	Sinhala Bold

VriSiNhala CN	Sinhala Normal

VriKHmer CB	Khmer Bold

VriKHmer CN	Khmer Normal

VriMOngol CB	Mongol Bold

VriMOngol CN	Mongol Normal

You can also change the size of the font convenient to you for viewing or printing. The text can then viewed or printed.


Appendix

Dhammagiri CSCD- List of volumes:

Vinayapiµaka

1. P±r±jikap±¼i

2. P±cittiyap±¼i

3. Mah±vaggap±¼i

4. C³¼avaggap±¼i

5. Pariv±rap±¼i

6. P±r±jikakaº¹a-aµµhakath±

7. P±cittiya-aµµhakath±

8. Mah±vagga-aµµhakath±

9. C³¼avagga-aµµhakath±

10. Pariv±ra-aµµhakath±

11. S±ratthad²pan²-µ²k±-1

12. S±ratthad²pan²-µ²k±-2

13. S±ratthad²pan²-µ²k±-3

14. Kaªkh±vitaraº²-aµµhakath±

15. Vinayasaªgaha-aµµhakath±

16. Vajirabuddhi-µ²k±

17. Vimativinodan²-µ²k±

18. Vinay±laªk±ra-µ²k±

19. Kaªkh±vitaraº² pur±ºa-abhinava-µ²k±

20. Vinayavinicchaya-uttaravinicchayo

21. Vinayavinicchaya-µ²k±

22. P±city±diyojan±p±¼i

23. Khuddasikkh±-m³lasikkh±

Suttapiµaka

D²ghanik±ya

1. S²lakkhandhavaggap±¼i

2. Mah±vaggap±¼i

3. P±thikavaggap±¼i

4. S²lakkhandhavagga-aµµhakath±

5. Mah±vagga-aµµhakath±

6. P±thikavagga-aµµhakath±

7. S²lakkhandhavagga-µ²k±

8. Mah±vagga-µ²k±

9. P±thikavagga-µ²k±

10. S²lakkhandhavagga-abhinavaµ²k±-1

11. S²lakkhandhavagga-abhinavaµ²k±-2

Majjhimanik±ya

1. M³lapaºº±sap±¼i

2. Majjhimapaºº±sap±¼i

3. Uparipaºº±sap±¼i

4. M³lapaºº±sa-aµµhakath±

5. Majjhimapaºº±sa-aµµhakath±

6. Uparipaºº±sa-aµµhakath±

7. M³lapaºº±sa-µ²k±

8. Majjhimapaºº±sa-µ²k±

9. Uparipaºº±sa-µ²k±

Sa½yuttanik±ya

1. Sag±th±vaggap±¼i

2. Nid±navaggap±¼i

3. Khandhavaggap±¼i

4. Sa¼±yatanavaggap±¼i

5. Mah±vaggap±¼i

6. Sag±th±vagga-aµµhakath±

7. Nid±navagga-aµµhakath±

8. Khandhavagga-aµµhakath±

9. Sa¼±yatanavagga-aµµhakath±

10. Mah±vagga-aµµhakath±

11. Sag±th±vagga-µ²k±

12. Nid±navagga-µ²k±

13. Khandhavagga-µ²k±

14. Sa¼±yatanavagga-µ²k±

15. Mah±vagga-µ²k±

Aªguttaranik±ya

1. Ekakanip±tap±¼i

2. Dukanip±tap±¼i

3. Tikanip±tap±¼i

4. Catukkanip±tap±¼i

5. Pañcakanip±tap±¼i

6. Chakkanip±tap±¼i

7. Sattakanip±tap±¼i

8. Aµµhakanip±tap±¼i

9. Navakanip±tap±¼i

10. Dasakanip±tap±¼i

11. Ek±dasakanip±tap±¼i

12. Ekakanip±ta-aµµhakath±

13. Duka-tika-catukkanip±ta-aµµhakath±

14. Pañcaka-chakka-sattakanip±ta-aµµhakath±

15. Aµµhak±dinip±ta-aµµhakath±

16. Ekakanip±ta-µ²k±

17. Duka-tika-catukkanip±ta-µ²k±

18. Pañcaka-chakka-sattakanip±ta-µ²k±

19. Aµµhak±dinip±ta-µ²k±

Khuddakanik±ya

1. Khuddakap±µhap±¼i

2. Dhammapadap±¼i

3. Ud±nap±¼i

4. Itivuttakap±¼i

5. Suttanip±tap±¼i

6. Vim±navatthup±¼i

7. Petavatthup±¼i

8. Therag±th±p±¼i

9. Ther²g±th±p±¼i

10. Apad±nap±¼I  1 & 2

11. Buddhava½sap±¼i

12. Cariy±piµakap±¼i

13. J±takap±¼i-1

14. J±takap±¼i-2

15. Mah±niddesap±¼i

16. C³¼aniddesap±¼i

17. Paµisambhid±maggap±¼i

18. Milindapañhap±¼i

19. Nettippakaraºap±¼i

20. Peµakopadesap±¼i

21. Khuddakap±µha-aµµhakath±

22. Dhammapada-aµµhakath±

23. Ud±na-aµµhakath±

24. Itivuttaka-aµµhakath±

25. Suttanip±ta-aµµhakath±

26. Vim±navatthu-aµµhakath±

27. Petavatthu-aµµhakath±

28. Therag±th±-aµµhakath±-1

29. Therag±th±-aµµhakath±-2

30. Ther²g±th±-aµµhakath±

31. Apad±na-aµµhakath±

32. Buddhava½sa-aµµhakath±

33. Cariy±piµaka-aµµhakath±

34. J±taka-aµµhakath±-1

35. J±taka-aµµhakath±-2

36. J±taka-aµµhakath±-3

37. J±taka-aµµhakath±-4

38. J±taka-aµµhakath±-5

39. J±taka-aµµhakath±-6

40. J±taka-aµµhakath±-7

41. Mah±niddesa-aµµhakath±

42. C³¼aniddesa-aµµhakath±

43. Paµisambhid±magga-aµµhakath±

44. Nettippakaraºa-aµµhakath±

45. Nettippakaraºa-µ²k±

46. Nettivibh±van²-µ²k±

Abhidhammapiµaka

1. Dhammasaªgaºip±¼i

2. Vibhaªgap±¼i

3. Dh±tukath±p±¼i

4. Puggalapaññattip±¼i

5. Kath±vatthup±¼i

6. Yamakap±¼i-1

7. Yamakap±¼i-2

8. Yamakap±¼i-3

9. Paµµh±nap±¼i-1

10. Paµµh±nap±¼i-2

11. Paµµh±nap±¼i-3

12. Paµµh±nap±¼i-4

13. Paµµh±nap±¼i-5

14. Dhammasaªgaºi-aµµhakath±

15. Vibhaªga-aµµhakath±

16. Pañcappakaraºa-aµµhakath±

17. Dhammasaªgaºi-m³laµ²k±

18. Dhammasaªgaºi-anuµ²k±

19. Vibhaªga-m³laµ²k±-anuµ²k±

20. Pañcappakaraºa-m³laµ²k±

21. Pañcappakaraºa-anuµ²k±

22. Abhidhamm±vat±ra-n±mar³papariccheda-paramatthavinicchaya

       -saccasaªkhepa

23. Ý²k±-co-p±¼i (abhidhammatthasaªgaho)

24. Abhidhamm±vat±ra pur±ºa-abhinava-µ²k±

25. Mohavicchedan² (abhidhammam±tik±)

Añña p±li gantha

Visuddhimagga

1. Visuddhimagga-1

2. Visuddhimagga-2

3. Visuddhimagga-mah±µ²k±-1

4. Visuddhimagga-mah±µ²k±-2

5. Visuddhimagga-nid±nakath±

Saªg±yana-pucch±

1. D²ghanik±ya

2. Majjhimanik±ya

3. Sa½yuttanik±ya

4. Aªguttaranik±ya

5. Vinayapiµaka

6. Abhidhammapiµaka

7. Aµµhakath±

Le¹² say±do gantha-saªgaho

1. Niruttid²pan²

2. Paramatthad²pan² saªgahamah±µ²k±p±µha

3. Anud²pan²p±µha

4. Paµµh±nuddesad²pan²p±µha

Buddha-vandan± gantha-saªgaho

1. Namakk±raµ²k±

2. Mah±paº±map±µha

3. Lakkhaº±to buddhathoman±g±th±

4. Sutavandan±

5. Kamal±ñjal²

6. Jin±laªk±ra

7. Pajjamadhu

8. Buddhaguºag±th±val²

Va½sa-gantha-saªgaho

1. C³¼aganthava½sa

2. Mah±va½sa

3. S±sanava½sa

By±karaºa gantha-saªgaho

1. Kacc±yanaby±karaºa½

2. Moggall±naby±karaºa½

3. Saddan²tippakaraºa½ (padam±l±)

4. Saddan²tippakaraºa½ (dh±tum±l±)

5. Padar³pasiddhi

6. Moggall±napañcik±

7. Payogasiddhip±µha

8. Vuttodayap±µha

9. Abhidh±nappad²pik±p±µha

10. Abhidh±nappad²pik±µ²k±

11. Subodh±laªk±rap±µha

12. Subodh±laªk±raµ²k±

13. B±l±vat±ra gaºµhipadatthavinicchayas±ra

N²ti-gantha-saªgaho

1. Lokan²ti

2. Suttantan²ti

3. S³rassatin²ti

4. Mah±rahan²ti

5. Dhamman²ti

6. Kavidappaºan²ti

7. N²timañjar²

8. Naradakkhad²pan²

9. Catur±rakkhad²pan²

10. C±ºakyan²ti

Pakiººaka-gantha-saªgaho

1. Rasav±hin²

2. S²mavisodhan²p±µha

3. Vesantarag²ti

Siha¼a-gantha-saªgaho

1. Moggall±na vuttivivaraºapañcik±

2. Th³pava½sa

3. D±µh±va½sa

4. Dh±tup±µhavil±siniy±

5. Dh±tuva½sa

6. Hatthavanagallavih±rava½sa

7. Jinacaritaya

8. Jinavamsad²pa½

9. Telakaµ±hag±th±

10. Milidaµ²k±

11. Padamañjar²

12. Padas±dhana½

13. Saddabindupakaraºa½

14. Kacc±yanadh±tumañjus±

15. S±mantakutavaººan±

Total volumes:  217

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