>There are the Czech, Slovak, Polish, Hungarian, and Icelandic characters, >and probably enough to do Turkish. (I don't know any of the characters in >the other Eastern European languages.)
The same set (ISO-Latin-2) also covers Croatian, which requires the lowercase c with an acute accent. Turkish requires several characters which aren't in that set, but they're in two of the other ISO-Latin sets (and in Unicode, of course). mdl PS. Dennis, was it you who about a week ago claimed that "Shi'ite" requires an inverted comma? I meant to contest that, but I've been busy and lost track of the thread. I realize that many editorial styles do ask for that, so your claim is not incorrect, but I also believe it's a bad convention based on faulty and inconsistent reasoning, and it ought to be resisted. (Maybe you already know what I'm getting at.) _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
