Hello everyone,
I was just wondering if thereis existing work done to use Farsi language (input and output) on J2ME devices such as Java enabled mobile phones and PDAs?
I amlooking forprevious workon fonts, Farsi editors, support for calendar features, etc.
I appreciate any information.
Thanks,
Hi,
I read some of your Nazanin discussions from 2002. Now I am wondering if
someone somewhere has created a completely legal and working freeware
version of Nazanin or a font that is similar to it? MS perhaps, or ... I am
totally confused. Should I worry about Linotype or Sinasoft or the other
Hi there,
I think Connie's answer is well put. I just need to make a note to clarify
a point. Quoting Behdad Esfahbod:
I guess I did my part on showing the community, including Dr
Pedram Safari, that the claim by Masoud Hashemi regarding
authoring the dictionary which is apparently Aryanpour,
I recently came across this article
http://www.khabgard.com/?id=844986758 which is endorsed by some other
weblog authors. The author encourages using adifferent Yeh characters
for middle and end placements. The author in fact uses U+064A(ARABIC
LETTER YEH) for middle-of-word and beginning-of-word
Just my last words:
* Like Mr Khanban, as I wrote in my long report before, I checked
it with the one-volume Aryanpur dictionary and all 20 entries I
checked matched perfectly.
* Even if people have changed 90% of it, the rest 10% is
copyrighted by Aryanpurs. Copyright holders accumulate, not
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Pedram Safari wrote:
I do not know about pronunciation, but the dictionary at
http://www.math.columbia.edu/~safari/dictionary/
(which was discussed above) is transliteration-based (using the so-called
mikhi alphabet, available on the right side of the page), if that is
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004, Ordak D. Coward wrote:
I recently came across this article
http://www.khabgard.com/?id=844986758 which is endorsed by some other
weblog authors. The author encourages using adifferent Yeh characters
for middle and end placements.
Oh my!
I think someone was listening to
