On Sat, 29 Jun 2002, Saber XP wrote:
> 1- what's differences between U+06CC and U+0649 ? which one is default for
> "YEH"?
U+06CC is the Persian Yeh. U+0649 is the Arabic Yeh that always has two
dots under it, even in final and isolated forms. You can read about these
in our standard:
http://www.farsiweb.info/standard/
> 2- how can i define a specific key on my keyboard to a specific uni code?
On Windows, use Keyman (http://www.tavultesoft.com/).
> 3- is tahoma the only standard font that supports uni code?
That depends on how one defines a "standard font". But Tahoma, and other
Microsoft fonts like the version of Courier shipped with Windows 2000 are
more standard than the ones you get with Windows Parsa.
> 4- what means true type font?
Some font format, now supported and used by almost every major platform.
What do you exactly want to know?
BTW, <http://www.microsoft.com/typography/> may be a good starting point.
> 5- is there a way in html or in a server side programming language when
> a visitor comes to your page, uni code overrides his/her default code
> page?
You can use a charset like UTF-8 in your HTML or XML page. I recommend
reading the related section in HTML 4. See Chapter 5 and 8 of the HTML 4
standard:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4
roozbeh
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