> not specify anything about broken fonts, or fonts that are not suitable > for some purpose or other. I was checking it with Arial MS Unicode, Tahoma.
> solution, if it's non-stnadard. After all, Persian support is far from > complete and stable in Windows and Internet Explorer. Yes, I can only get it to work if these 2 conditions are met. Well, I'm glad you say it's "far from complete". I would hate to think Persian has to remove this one character from circulation just because at this moment in time, the technology is not up to dealing with it. I hope some unemployed genius who has been alerted to the problem following this discussion or later finds it in the archives will figure it out! > These fonts are more than non-standard. They use U+0629 for it, which > belongs to TEH MARBUTA. No surprise with a more standard font you see it > that way. Hmm. I didn't know that. How did this situation come to pass? I have been wondering all this time since teh marbuta is also used in Persian, why this could be when there are plenty of free keys available. Who started this? Do you know anything of the history of these fonts. > I don't know. You have a problem NOW, I was discussing the problem of ok. Sorry if I misunderstood. It did appear to me that people involved in the technical issues thought that this character is no longer used therefore the solution was to get rid of it and the technical challenges it poses. I hope you can see how I could have been led to think this! Thanks for generously responding, Connie _______________________________________________ FarsiWeb mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/farsiweb
