Re: Implementing Complex Unicode Scripts

Thanks for the comments thus far. They have helped clarify alot of ambiguities. As for AAT, could Apple not supply template fonts so that font designers can concentrate on the glyphs. I.e. replace master glyphs with their own. Charlie Jolly

Re: UnicodeChinese

The PinYin IME with Windows 2000 allows you to input traditional caharacters. Charlie K International - Original Message - From: Dr. Christoph Kleine To: UnicodeList Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 5:24 PM Subject: UnicodeChinese Since this is my first message to the

Re: discontent about Indic scripts and Unicode

If ISCII is still being developed does this suggest that Unicode and its ISO equivalent move too slowly?

GB18030

GB18030 In what ways will this effect Unicode? Does it contain anything that Unicode doesn't?

[OT] What happened to the OpenType list?

[OT] Slight Font Confusion

does, albeit with less script support? thirdly Does MSOffice X for the Mac make use of Unscribe? Regards Charlie Jolly

Displaying Unicode

is there that the script processors (layout engines?) and fonts will converge and use a single standard? (no chance would be my answer) Regards Charlie Jolly