> "For UTF-8, only characters in the range 0x800-0x10FFFF execute the
> test for this macro."
>
> Does that mean that characters like the section sign 0x00A7 and the
> pound sign 0x00A3 ignored are not processable by the CJK package,
> since 00A3 < 0x800?
Correct.
> So that one would have to rotate the characters manually in the
> document with the graphicx package? This is what I have done for
> now, defining commands to handle the characters that are ignored
> otherwise, with a \rotatebox{-90}{character here}.
Just provide a proper definition for the macro
\DeclareUnicodeCharacter is defining.
> In TTF fonts the GSUB table gives an alternative glyph for vertical
> (or other I suppose) modes, but I do not know enough about fonts to
> say whether including such information in the Wadalab fonts is a
> possible (or good) solution.
Of course it would be possible to do that; however, you won't be able
to access this with the CJK package -- for such cases you should try
XeTeX. BTW, I'll soon integrate a compatibility layer so that my CJK
package usefully interacts with XeLaTeX's font mechanism.
Werner
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