Fran�ois Patte wrote:
>
> I'm interested in producing html pages with sanskrit transliteration (I
> need a macron, t underdot, n overdot, etc.) I have seen that there is a
> "/usr/lib/latex2html/versions/unicode.pl" file with my latex2html
> installation and I would like to know how to use it and how to have
> netscape able to read unicode characters. Up to now I just get a
> question mark if I type "ā" (small a, macron accent) in a html
> file.
I don't have a good answer (but if you do find good solution, let me know!),
but if you're willing to use a custom font (which basically means a
font that advertises itself as a ISO-LATIN1 font, but has totally different
glyphs at 128-255 characer codes), there is a solution - and I understand
that some browsers allow downloadable fonts.
The most popular Romanized Sanskrit font are fonts in the Classical
Sanskrit Extended (CS/CSX) encoding, fonts like CSUtopia, Washington
Roman Indic (WNRIX, etc). These have all the required diacritics needed
for Sanskrit. You can find these fonts if you do a Web search,
or you can get them from my font archive, available at the ITRANS link
at my web page.
[Of course, these fonts have nothing to do with LaTeX or latex2html...]
> -- Fran�ois Patte. UFR de math�matiques et informatique.
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