Tamil99 - How to type letter "க" , "க் " ?

Hi
I enabled Tamil99 to type in Tamil.
- I couldn't find the first letter "க" ! I do not see that even in "Show Keyboard Viewer". According to Tamil99 standard "க" must be at English key "H"
- I am also not able to produce the dot-above-pure-consonant. e.g I'm not able to type "க் ங் ச் ஞ் ட்". According to Tamil99 standard "க் " should be produced by pressing "Hf" ('H' followed by 'f').
Can anyone please let me know if this is a "bug", and how I can produce "க" , "க் " in Tamil99 setting in OSX 10.5?
Thank you very much.
Prem

My 10.5.5 has the க on the h, but has the dot above on Option/alt + f instead of on f like it should be.
Make sure that the InaiMathi font is selected in the app where you are typing.
I think it is buggy -- don't know if there is any way to fix it.
10.6 works correctly.

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