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With the ever increasing speed of the digitization process, a large collection of Ottoman documents is accessible to researchers and the general public. But, the majority of the users interested in these documents can not read these documents unless they are transcripted to the modern Turkish script which use an extended version of the Latin alphab...
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... same writing system was also used in the early period of the Turkish Republic until the alphabet revolution in 1928. Figure 1 shows some examples of OT documents with Naskh font. ...
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... wide range of writing styles have been used in Ottoman Turkish documents, ranging from relatively simple Naskh style to very ornamental writing styles. We limit the scope to the Naskh style, which is not only less ornamental, but also the most widely used font in printed materials, as exemplified in Figure 1. ...
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