On Friday, October 27, 2000, at 12:15 PM, Aki Inoue wrote:
OmniWeb is one of few Web browsers that display UTF-8 encoded Web pages. As
long as you have UCAS font with Unicode cmap, you should be able to display
it with the browser.
More precisely, all Mac web browsers can display
on 10/26/00 3:55 PM, Nesbitt, Gavin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To focus this advice, perhaps I can ask whether Unicode syllabic encoded web
pages would be technically viewable on Macs? If so, what would be required
to do so and if not, what might be required to get it supported...?
All
The only exception I am aware of to this rule is
the OmniWeb application which runs only on Mac OS X.
One dis-advantage of OmniWeb, by the way, for international use, is that it requires
that you set (in a preference panel) the encoding it uses for pages that it renders;
it doesn't know
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