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The text in the image reads: "The Computerization of the Buddhist Pali Canon With the recognition that many world scholars have been impeded from fully studying the Buddhist scriptures by inconvenience in their access, the Dhammakaya Foundation initiated the Pali Canon Computerization Project in 1984. Using as its original, the romanized Pali Canon Text (Pali Text Society edition) which is most widely accepted internationally as an academic reference, the database was published as a CD-ROM in 1995 with 51 Buddhism specialists from universities in 14 countries as advisers. As a spin-off of the project, the Dhammakaya Temple has also successfully pioneered the world's first Pali language computer 'Driver'. The Palitext version 1.0 computerised database of the Pali Tipitaka has received a great deal of press coverage and besides attracting interest from the Thai Royal Family, has become the focus of interest for professors and scholars from leading institutes of Buddhist studies from around the world. With the help of these scholars, the Dhammakaya Foundation has been able to continue with its computerization and critical text work on the Buddhist Theravada commentaries, source materials that are awaited by scholars throughout the world."