Librarians are certainly a group of users using Unihan a lot, to identify
encodings for rare characters.
Several of them have complained that it gets more and more difficult to use for
them. One issue is, that the database itself started to use encodings rather
than images; which made it
Yes, this is very much possible, although I can't predict how soon we'll get it
done.
Martin Heijdra mheij...@princeton.edu 於 2012年4月13日 上午10:26 寫道：
Librarians are certainly a group of users using Unihan a lot, to identify
encodings for rare characters.
Several of them have complained
I think this comment is related with the current implementation of SimSun.
Why don't you try to install the free fonts that can support the missing
characters? From the viewpoint of an user over the distant network,
the images-by-default is worse in some cases...
Regards,
mpsuzuki
Martin Heijdra
On 2012-04-13, Martin Heijdra mheij...@princeton.edu wrote:
But now they report that the radical-stroke page itself has changed
to encodings rather than images; and the radicals are not in the
standard fonts. Hence, the search pages (clicking on the number of
strokes of the radical) shows
Yes, I know there are other possibilities--but in a work environment, we are
not always free to download, install, replace...
Thank you, John, for looking into this.
Martin
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